Sentence examples for definite price from inspiring English sources

A quotation is a firm and definite price for the job that cannot be varied.

He had decided to sell them in a lot, but not to set a definite price on them.

The major difference this time around is that the Leaf has a definite price tag: $35,200.

Make sure you get a quotation and write on it "I accept on the basis that it is a firm and definite price for the job".

The groundfish market (this includes such fish as cod, hake, and pollack) has shown definite price increases in recent years, due to increased demand in some Asian nations and lower catch rates in some South American countries, reducing overall supply.

Yet we still have no definite price or release date.

No definite pricing or timing, but the Redbox Digital app has been published in the App Store, and screen shots reveal a UI pretty on-par with what's offered up by Netflix and its ilk, albeit with a download option entered into the mix, along with a cast button to stream it to compatible devices.

I try not to be greedy or over-optimistic because I am not establishing a definite sale price, just a reminder to check the fundamentals and market sentiment thoroughly again.

Additionally, passenger vehicles are responsible for 26.5% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions; though the cost of carbon emissions is difficult to quantify, the cap and trade system that has been proposed in the recent climate bills in Congress would place a definite per-unit price on CO2 emission.

"The proposal had a definite immediate shock to prices, but long-term I don't think it has a chance getting through Congress, it will have a tough time clearing the farm lobby," said Sterling Smith, futures specialist for Citigroup.

Not definitive, just definite.