Sentence examples for definitive pricing from inspiring English sources

Of course, the actual launch date and definitive pricing will be pretty important – and we have neither of those figures yet.

A few especially delightful examples were produced for the publisher of the Overstreet Guide, long the definitive price guide for vintage comic books.

But there is still a great deal of uncertainty that makes it difficult to arrive at any definitive price tag for last week's calamity.

By the time museum officials realized this number was being reported as the definitive price of the single broken vase, rather than as a back-of-the-envelope estimate of the entire series, the story had already taken shape.

The Board of Education and the superintendent have yet to provide a definitive price tag on their recommendations for improvements on all buildings and grounds, and future estimates can only rise with inflation.

"I can't talk about a definitive price at this stage.

As a result of his experience in the electricity industry, he published his definitive work, Optimal Pricing and Investment in Electricity Supply (1968).

No definitive word on pricing or availability yet.

We also find no convincing evidence that changes in approval rates or loan-to-value levels can explain the bulk of the changes in house prices, but definitive judgments on those mechanisms cannot be made without better corrections for the endogeneity of borrowers' decisions to apply for mortgages.The obvious point to make here is the one I started with: no one thing generated the crisis.

Not definitive, just definite.

Here he is, quoted in Andrew Hodge's definitive biography: Maurice and Francis Price arranged a party with a treasure hunt last Sunday.