Sentence examples for charge below from inspiring English sources

They allocate housing on the basis of need and charge below market rental rate.

The bold pioneer move by London Met to charge below £7,500 may appear shrewd but the wait-and-see policy adopted by us and others has merit in that it mostly works.

Cheap seats could just allow others to cash in Bayern Munich fans' ticket-price protest at Arsenal was deservedly applauded but the reality is most clubs charge below the going rate, as ticket-reselling websites prove.

For example, unemployment relief financed by loans is more readily accepted than the financing of improvements at a charge below the current rate of interest; whilst the form of digging holes in the ground known as gold-mining, which not only adds nothing whatever to the real wealth of the world but involves the disutility of labour, is the most acceptable of all solutions.

Cigna Sees Charge Below $100M In Fourth Quarter.

These five funds, which get mostly good grades from FORBES for their performance in bear markets, charge below the 1.6% yearly average for domestic actively managed funds.

"It's not just the money," he added, referring to the fact that incubators usually charge below-market rents.

It is not that bands have become greedier; it is that the technology changed to make it less profitable to charge below-market prices for concerts.

Not to lower the price allows such providers to make super-profits, since they don't also have to provide higher-cost, higher-risk treatments; but allowing them to charge below-tariff prices gives them a clear advantage.

On Madison Avenue, a large prewar co-op building had been forced for years to charge below-market rents for its six storefronts so it would not fall off the so-called 80-20 cliff.

Still, critics say the state's consumer-wary politicians have allowed Citizens to charge below-market rates, leaving the insurer under-funded.