Sentence examples for common pricing from inspiring English sources

A common pricing strategy, for example, is called "durational rating".

"That's a very common pricing structure for the industry," he said.

Rebating was a common pricing tactic during the 19th century and was often used by large industrialists to preserve or extend their power by undercutting competition.

The common pricing structure is a three-part tariff comprising: (1) a monthly charge; (2) a fixed number of minutes that the monthly charge pays for; and (3) a per-minute price for minutes beyond the plan limit.

Common pricing tier labels here include "government", "non-profit", "academic", "healthcare", "small business", and so on.

In accordance with AmazonWireless' credo of "price, selection and convenience," consumers will be spared from dealing with rebates a common pricing strategy with cellphones and will get free, two-day shipping for their purchases.

"A common price isn't the lowest price.

The most common price for D.S.L. service is now $50 a month, up from $40 a month last year.

It would be eliminated overnight if drug manufacturers adopted common prices across Europe.

Apple said legal obstacles prevent it from offering a single European service with common prices.

There is a strong interconnection between Spain's and Portugal's transmission systems, resulting in common prices in both countries.