Sentence examples for challenges of pricing from inspiring English sources
Deirdre Lord, who owns the Megawatt Hour, talked about the particular challenges of pricing a new product or service.
In future posts, the owners will discuss the challenges of pricing a newly created product or service.
And on Saturday night in Belfast the unbeaten and physically reshaped Tyson Fury, who, for a variety of reasons, did not take up his challenge of Price's titles, goes against the 33-year-old American Kevin Johnson in a non-title bout whose scheduled distance has not been announced.
Grad student Jesse Jenkins and professor Valerie Karplus discuss challenges of emissions pricing in a new paper.
Successful remanufacturing of mobile phones must meet the challenges of continuously falling prices for new phone models, short life cycles, disassembly of unfriendly designs and prohibiting transport, labor and machining costs in high-wage countries.
Successful remanufacturing of electric and electronic products must meet the challenges of continuously falling prices for new products, short life cycles, disassembly of unfriendly designs and prohibiting costs in high-wage countries.
Gerard Arpey, chairman and chief executive of AMR Corp, the parent company of American Airlines, said: "We believe our proposed cooperation is an important step towards ensuring that we can compete effectively with rival alliances and manage through the challenges of record fuel prices and growing economic concerns.
The choice is "to honor Georgia's stubborn success" in the face of previous Soviet dominance, as well as the economic challenge of having prices tugged at by international markets.
A more banal, but ultimately fateful, challenge came in the form of pricing.
Challenges of this frame: Be wary of pricing everything that moves in the environment and focusing too much on costs.
