Sentence examples for exactly priced from inspiring English sources

We are in a geopolitically driven market that is close to exactly priced for perfection, richly comparisoned at a midteens forward 12-month price-to-earnings ratio.

AT&T hasn't exactly priced the Galaxy Note to move, but they're not alone on that front.

The campaign is already well on its way to hitting its goal, after launching yesterday – that's in spite of the fact that the record, as with most space things, isn't exactly priced for the old cut-out bin.

But even the lowest-paid NFL players make a league-minimum salary of $435,000, so they aren't exactly priced out of the market.

At £25 a head, it wasn't exactly priced to sell, but what it lacked in value it more than made up for in a lack of queues, friendly and efficient service, and taxidermied calves with two heads.

The Ferrari costs more, at around $317,000, but buyers at this level aren't exactly price shoppers.

Samsung concedes that $1,000 isn't exactly pricing for the masses, and stresses that its new machine is intended for well-off early adopters.

But what exactly does "price stability" mean?

"The Xoom is priced exactly where it has to be," he said.

It's easier for us than for people dealing in goods that can be priced exactly.

While gas will never be priced exactly the same from place to place because of differing transportation costs, the spreads will narrow considerably, he said.