Sentence examples for extremely competitive price from inspiring English sources

"I will say, though, that I bought it at an extremely competitive price," he said.

Extremely competitive price points coupled with rugged designs have made the category extremely appealing for school, a sector that has served as the driving force in the products.

This means, among other things, that Apple can sell hardware at extremely competitive prices, and given its huge margins, the company is much better-positioned than its competitors to wage price wars.

Drinks are offered at extremely competitive prices, with an array of (often local) real ales from as little as £1.98 for a pint of Theakston's bitter up to £2.90 for a quality cask beer.

It's not only the best-known e-reader on the market, but for a while it was also the cheapest of the majors, and is still extremely competitive price-wise.

However, with extremely competitive prices and robust social features OnLive is becoming increasing popular with casual and hardcore gamers alike.

It's not clear how pricing will change under AWS, which has traditionally lured in developers with extremely competitive pricing, banking on scale to rake in the revenues.

Use Internet shopping for some parts Some websites sell you parts at extremely competitive prices.

The pricing is extremely competitive – £9.99 a month.

Mid-range: Hotel Luzeiros Fortaleza has around 200 hotels so prices are extremely competitive.

During the conference call on Monday, Target said its daily and advertised prices are "extremely competitive with Wal-Mart and other specialty retailers".