Sentence examples for deeper price from inspiring English sources

And there's a deeper price we pay.

Darroch writes in the Daily Telegraph: "After months of discussions, Ofcom rejected our offer because it wanted to pursue even deeper price cuts.

Writing in today's Daily Telegraph, Darroch said: "After months of discussions, Ofcom rejected our offer because it wanted to pursue even deeper price cuts.

The other big companies – EDF, Npower and ScottishPower – are almost certain to follow with similar announcements soon, with none expected to break ranks and offer deeper price reductions to customers.

Still, even with the higher volume of signed contracts in October — which would then be expected to show strong sales in December — average asking prices this October were down by 11 percent compared with October 2007, and the units selling were smaller, with deeper price cuts, according to Sofia Song, the vice president for research of StreetEasy.com.

But the Sandinist list of complaints, backed by repeated demos, goes much deeper: price rises in basic foods and services, unemployment, dismissal of their supporters from public-sector jobs, insecurity, farmers' debts and, not least, the old conundrum of what to do about property confiscated during the years of Sandinist rule.And how is all this to be sorted out?

So far, only Senegal and Uganda are close to deep price cuts.

"Faced with lower than expected sales, the major retailers resorted to deep price discounting," he said.

Microsoft is making its deepest price cut, 54.5percentt, in its software for the academic market, Mr. Chen said.

Complaints about the accuracy of designs are often followed by demands from buyers for further deep price reductions.

For almost a decade GM has sustained its sales volumes only by offering deep price discounts that eat into its already weak profit margins.