Sentence examples for catch a price from inspiring English sources

The challenge for PMA is to get Windimurra back in production to catch a price that has slipped to around $10 a pound, a sharp fall in six months but still comfortably profitable for the Australian mine, if it holds.

"The danger of outsourcing effects is we get caught in a price war with other Chinese animation studios," Mr. Wang said.

Thus, being content to catch a bigger part of a price trend should be a trader's main goal.

CATCH A WHIFF OF PRESCRIPTION drug price controls?

He said he would focus on diversified financial services companies, which he considers attractively valued, and "decent growth companies that also pay dividends while you wait" for share prices to catch a second wind.

Hindustan Lever, a unit of Unilever, was caught in a price war with the Indian unit of Procter & Gamble as the two companies fought for market share in household products.

You have to go in with a definite stopping point, otherwise, you will get caught in a pricing war and in such a situation, it is very easy to let your emotions, rather than your wallet dictate.

The problem with these devil's bargains, however, is that there is always a catch, always a price to pay for whatever it is we valued so highly as to barter away our most precious possessions.

Price caught a nasty lie in the first cut of rough, not sure whether it would come out six feet long or six feet short.

I'm sure Dad caught a break on the price because the dashing Roxborough was on his way to prison in 1946 for running a numbers racket.

Consumers also caught a break on rising prices in August.