Sentence examples for compared with a price of from inspiring English sources

In July, after unseemly public squabbling over the merger terms, a share in USB was valued at $28, compared with a price of $44 a year earlier.

Now, though, the shares are worth only about euro27 ($23.90), compared with a price of euro66.50 for last June's third tranche.

Investors in the company have fared well: Shares of OpenTable closed Monday at $107.84, compared with a price of about $20 at its initial public offering in 2009.

A 189-kilogram (417-pound) farmed tuna imported from Spain sold for 662,000 yen (about $6,400) on Sunday, or 3,500 yen ($34) per kilogram, compared with a price of 4,800 yen ($46) a kilogram for the same type of fish sold at last year's first auction.

That compares with a price of $45.01 in Canada and $51.33 in Mexico.

That compares with a price of 9.95 euros a month for T-Online services.

That compares with a price of £220,000 for the most expensive Bentley, another British luxury brand, owned by Volkswagen.

This compares with a price of oil which averaged $111 in both 2011 and 2012 and which only dipped to $108 last year.

This compared with a price increase of 4.2% in England and 1.4% in Wales, and a fall of 1.5% in Northern Ireland.

The initial costs may be quite high, but each shot may then cost only a few dollars, compared with a price-tag of $3m or more for the latest missiles used to shoot down aircraft or other missiles.Yet until very recently, despite the billions of dollars invested in them, military lasers have had a less than glowing record.

Yes, the new M45 is significantly more expensive (our tester had a base price of $50,160, compared with a base price of $43,840 for the 2004 M45), but it is significantly better.