Sentence examples for conventional prices from inspiring English sources

Waldingfield, one of the largest organic tomato producers in Connecticut, can sell wholesale tomatoes for more than $1.50 a pound, but insurance remuneration based on conventional prices would be much less than $1 a pound, he said.

In addition, under the current Farm Bill, organic farmers have to pay a 5percentt surcharge on insurance policies for some crops, and are only reimbursed at conventional prices, despite evidence that these sustainable operations are more climate-friendly and more resilient when faced with climate-related disasters.

Sun is using a conventional pricing model, charging corporate customers a one-time fee of $25 to $50 for each user of the new commercial version of StarOffice.

Executives at many established real estate firms in New Jersey acknowledged that by challenging the conventional pricing of brokerage services, e-brokerage companies like Your Home Direct would appeal to some but certainly not all consumers.

The Social and Economic Aspects of the Funerary Arts in Ancient Egypt," the Egyptologist Kathlyn M. Cooney analyzes data to show that every element in a tomb — including the sarcophagus, canopic jars, shabties, baskets, chests and much more — had its conventional price.

Lock claims that Shipstr can save customers 30percenttoto 60percentt over conventional pricing.

In fact, Boston Consulting Group 's research in November 2002 found that consumers today are willing to pay up to ten times conventional price levels for new luxury items.

As conventional fuel prices continue to rise, M&S expects these cost benefits to grow.

Affordable housing includes shared-ownership properties and homes sold at below conventional market prices.

Smarter and more nimble companies that plan ahead will withstand both financial and environmental storms as conventional energy prices surge.

In deregulated North America, with a competitive market and plenty of shale gas to augment conventional supplies, prices are low.