Sentence examples for consistent pricing from inspiring English sources

A significant element of the strategy is that government should be a single customer, with a consistent pricing structure and the ability to share software licences between departments.

Nelson reiterated that a key plank of the government's strategy is that it should be a single customer, with a consistent pricing structure, and the ability to share software licences between departments.

The Church of England is planning to increase the cost of funerals by nearly 50 per cent to bring consistent pricing across its parishes and raise extra revenue at a time of continued economic hardship.

Along with the self-serve product, BuzzFeed will also settle on a consistent pricing model.

There is thus no means by which consistent pricing signals can be sent to all transport users.

This study reports consistent pricing below expected value in a laboratory market featuring a long-lived asset.

"The simplicity and peace of mind from unlimited services at one consistent price must attract mainstream users, not just outliers," says Will Souder, Sprint's vice president for pricing.

Promotional offers mire supermarkets in wrangles with suppliers; discounters' consistent prices make for easier negotiations, which focus on quality and cost.

Multinationals such as IBM and Coca-Cola like to drive hard bargains with their suppliers, seeking low and consistent prices worldwide.

The retailer could challenge the CMA's finding that its merger with 99p Stores would lessen competition because they both serve customers looking for "convenience and value at low and consistent prices".

I'm going to let it go.'" Unit confusion When items aren't labelled with a consistent price per kilogram or litre, it can be difficult for consumers to tell which is better value.