Sentence examples similar to contested pricing from inspiring English sources

These, among others, are why, despite some bumps along the way, the startup now has $53M in backing and seems hard to bet against, especially now that it has fixed its hotly-contested pricing plan (and has its first patent in-pocket).

The size of the "fracklog", the pipeline of ready-to-roll projects awaiting better prices, is contested.

SAB's chief executive, Graham Mackay, admits that his firm's decision to fight Harbin's municipal government (which originally owned the contested 29% stake) over price backfired, letting in Anheuser.

Avoid online auctions for hotly contested items, where the price will be driven up by buyer demand.

Infinity also contested the project's billowing price tag even though MGM has had to dilute aspects of the development's original vision because of costs.

The long contested "recommended" price is now only "suggested".

There is seemingly no more combustible mix than high oil prices and a hotly contested election.

The work by Trevor Houser of the Rhodium Group, an economic analysis firm in New York, notes that the states hit hardest by higher prices will not be contested in November.

"Older cans are highly contested and can fetch extremely high prices," said West.

Its price tag was previously contested by Republicans.

Recently contested elections in Kenya, Haiti and Ivory Coast have demonstrated the price of getting this part of the electoral process wrong.