Sentence examples for favourable pricing from inspiring English sources

Favourable pricing with increased availability of whole-grain foods and education may help to increase whole grain intake in countries without whole-grain recommendations.

Firms granting share options to employees stand accused of picking dates with particularly favourable prices.

Its richly fertile soil has attracted foreign and domestic investors who have leased large tracts of land at favourable prices.

But they hate it more when companies "reprice" options (cancel them and reissue them at a lower, more favourable price).

Companies sometimes issue bonds or preferred stock that give holders the option of converting them into common stock or of purchasing stock at favourable prices.

Less binding impediments to foreign bank ownership and entry are generally associated with more favourable prices for customers and more access to credit ("good").

Grown mainly in the eastern highlands between Vumba and Mount Silinda, Zimbabwe's coffees are premium mild arabicas that command a favourable price on the world market.

The trend was toward giant machines for mass production, giving a favourable price for cases in which 100,000 or more copies were needed.

By passing on shares at favourable prices in order to gain business later, investment bankers were not acting in their current clients' best interest, because they were not getting the highest possible price for the shares.

Option privileges also permit a company to sell new stock at more favourable prices than those prevailing at the time of issue, since the prices stated on the options are higher.

Unlike European and American sovereign debt, which is all too available, Asian debt commands favourable prices in part because it is rare.It is possible for outside investors to buy Asian debt locally, but it is not easy.