Sentence examples for envisage pricing from inspiring English sources

Previous WLL systems required adjacent cells to use different frequencies, making it hard to increase network capacity with demand.Exactly what service packages will be on offer is up to the network operator, but most WLL manufacturers envisage pricing based on service guarantees and peak speed, not volume of data or time spent online.

Given this, it is hard not to envisage prices continuing to climb upwards," RICS economist Simon Rubinsohn said.

These seem sure to show worryingly lower projections of inflation than those of March, which envisaged prices rising by 1% this year and 1.3% in 2015.

In the remaining cases, PAS did not envisage scheduled price revision (in UK drug list prices are notified by manufacturers to the MoH) or any other final decision making with respect to these drugs.

More than a quarter of all smokers are unable to envisage a price at which they would seriously consider quitting smoking, and for ten per cent of smokers the price point would be almost AUD$50 per pack.

WHILE most Wall Street professionals envisage loftier prices for stocks in 1986, they tend to be divided about market timing.

The results of this analysis suggest that three quarters of smokers can envisage a price for their usual brand of cigarettes beyond which they would seriously think about trying to stop smoking.

Savills' chief executive, Jeremy Helsby, is understood to have told colleagues that he envisages house prices falling by 25percentnt by the end of next year.

Savills' chief executive, Jeremy Helsby, is understood to have told colleagues that he envisages house prices falling by 25% by the end of next year.

For all the worries about deflation and falling prices in the UK over the past year, it isn't (especially given the rebound in the oil price) hard to envisage a scenario where the lack of productivity growth makes rising inflation a bigger threat.

Pluthero's parting shot is a new plan to "reset" the business, which envisages lots of cost-cutting, "revised pricing methodologies" and expansion into the "cloud" data hosting market.