Sentence examples for expanded pricing from inspiring English sources

The European Union's antitrust regulator is said to object to the expanded pricing power that a combined entity would wield over the global iron ore market.

'Tis the season to take advantage of Target's expanded price match policy.

If the market expands, prices should naturally fall and could in turn lead to less expensive refuelling options.

Ministers plan to expand price controls for a broader swathe of generics.Cost versus innovation"We realise the industry will take a hit," explains D.G. Shah of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, which represents big generic companies.

A SMALL but growing number of employers -- covering roughly 5percentt of insured workers this year -- have expanded tiered pricing to doctor and hospital visits, according to the Kaiser survey.

Then he expanded when prices were lower than they'd been in a generation 23.5 cents a pound for unpasteurized liquid eggs.

In addition, availability of related product has expanded and prices have become cheaper.

Our analysis of the relation between price reductions of antiretroviral drugs, foreign assistance for HIV, and the expansion of antiretroviral coverage in 13 African countries sheds light on two of the most important policy mechanisms associated with expanded coverage: price reductions and foreign assistance.

The government's recent public release of hospital charges is allowing WellPoint, which was CalPERS' insurer, to expand reference pricing to other procedures and states.

Of the 25 states, and the District of Columbia, that had adopted competition, only one, California, is even talking about expanding market pricing.

As a product matures, you will almost certainly either label or expand your pricing tiers to account for this.