Sentence examples for conservative price from inspiring English sources

While there are many estimates of social cost of carbon emissions, we assume a conservative price estimate of $25 per metric tons.

A year ago vulture investors bought what appeared to be a conservative business at a conservative price, 40 cents on the dollar.

Managers from Goldman Sachs and UBS, who advised the government, said market uncertainty and the complexity of the deal led them to a conservative price.

This price projection is based on the simplest expansion, a one-to-one expansion, which gives us our most conservative price target.

But with this announcement happening right as Blue Apron tries to woo Wall Street, the company may have to settle for a more conservative price.

Managers from two of these advising banks - Goldman Sachs and UBS - said market uncertainty and the complexity of the deal led them to a conservative price when they were questioned by MPs in November last year.

Using a conservative price-to-earnings ratio — unlike many tech companies that go public these days, SolarWinds actually has earnings — The 451 Group estimates it could have an initial valuation of $500 million to $600 million.

When the firm is only moderately smart, it adopts a conservative pricing strategy and the main effect of smart technologies are to help consumers save operational cost, which could benefit both the consumer and the firm.

What I suspect will happen is that underwriters will use the Facebook example to argue for much more conservative pricing, which is a way of channeling money away from the company and toward the insiders who are able to buy into the IPO.

Square's somewhat conservative pricing earlier this month just got a lot more conservative.

In that context, Funding Circle's conservative pricing and performance might be due to a few reasons.