Sentence examples for decided on a price from inspiring English sources

The company still hasn't formally decided on a price point, but if I was a gambler, I'd go all-in on $4.99 a month.

They had not decided on a price, and they still had not settled on a name.

Mr. Coville said he, Mr. Feld and Mr. Jordan have not decided on a price for the painting.

They have, however, decided on a price: the cost will range from $50 for a new standard plate to $135 for a vanity plate.

It promised not to do it again, to submit to independent scrutiny and to give some staff re-education in corporate good behaviour.See article: The anniversary of a shocking bankruptcyBertelsmann, the German media giant, decided on a price of $2.7 billion for Zomba, the world's biggest independent music firm.

Today, TubeMogul decided on a price range for its shares — $11 to $13 per unit — meaning that it could sell up to $93.4 million of its stock in the flotation.

Nitto Denko, a Japanese firm that makes optical film for liquid-crystal displays, has helped defuse a price war by publicly signalling that it will focus on profitability rather than building market share.Of course, deciding on a price increase is one thing; ensuring it happens is another.

Each supplier decides on a price per unit quality level for its component.

Deciding on a price and sorting out the royalties is a little fiddly, though Amazon does offer help.

Because Enron was dealing in commodities where there was no established public market to set prices, a trader had to decide on a price curve -- the expected direction of prices in the future -- on which to value each deal in the present.

After it receives the bids, Home Depot will decide on a price and accept all shares at or below that price.