Sentence examples for could be pricing from inspiring English sources

Connie Loizos: Yeah, is it going out right this second, or? Alex Wilhelm: They could be pricing this afternoon.

Connie Loizos:              Yeah, is it going out right this second, or? Alex Wilhelm:              They could be pricing this afternoon.

Of course, investors could be pricing in expected dividend growth, but NRG Yield would have to almost double its dividend to bring it in line with Hannon Armstrong's current dividend ($.88/year or 6.7%).

"Commodities could be priced lower a year from now.

The generic version could be priced at less than one-third the current price.

Movies which are expected to be in higher demand, could be priced at a premium, but often are not.

It's a 3-D printer, designed for home use, that could be priced under $300.

The generic version could be priced at less than one-third of the current price of the drug.

Reuters is reporting that it could be priced at $5 – about the same as an insecticide-treated bed net.

Some, particularly in London and the South-east, may fear they could be priced out of their favoured location.

Nothing could be priced higher than a comparable item sold in a hotel vending machine, he said.