Sentence examples for equivalent price from inspiring English sources

In 2002, the equivalent price was £1.90.

In the progress, we bring together theoretical frameworks of forward-looking behaviour in contexts where individuals were subject to equivalent price uncertainties.

Because oil is priced in dollars, OPEC members have not received an equivalent price rise once sales are translated into their own currencies.

The film rightly notes that no other public figure paid an equivalent price for expressing opposition to the war in Vietnam.

Thus the equivalent price in Australia would be around $9 per GJ– well above the current price of around $4 per GJ.

A major steel company makes it widely known that it will meet any competitive price shading by quoting an equivalent price publicly to all of its customers.

Several other items in the store were also tagged along equivalent pricing lines.

An equivalent pricing mechanism is designed to provide a form of economic incentive to the microgrids participating coalition formation.

Sony says it will soon ship a new 18mm-to-200mm (27mm-to-300mm 35mm equivalent), priced at $800.

[Its] equivalent prices are around 25%-30%-30%aper TescoTesco and Asda on fast moving consumer goods and the same as at B&M Bargains.

The main benefit was that the accelerator saved $14m£9m9m) in annual electricity costs (in 2011 equivalent prices), because the superconducting magnets required far less power than conventional magnets.