Sentence examples for fetching a better from inspiring English sources

How about engine diagnostics that tell you when to bring the car in, and can even schedule a visit during a down time for the service center, fetching a better price?

One such scheme in Wote, run by the Kenyan government and crop research body ICRISAT, has seen nearly 400 farmers switch, boosting yields and fetching a better price for their crops.

Dry land means lower yields, so those crops that struggle through should fetch a better price.

Freed from the deadline, R.B.S. should eventually be able to fetch a better price than 1.5 billion pounds.

He worked for a Mississippi River slave trader, dyeing the hair of gray-haired slaves black, so that they might fetch a better price.

Lawyers for these funds have questioned whether Chrysler could have fetched a better deal than the Fiat transaction or through a liquidation.

Ten years in the job, he twice-monthly travels 200 miles from the mine, in the town of Migori, to the Kenyan capital Nairobi, where whatever gold he has purchased will fetch a better price.

Should Consider I.P.O. for Branches  |  By pursuing a market listing, the Royal Bank of Scotland would be able eventually to fetch a better price for the 315 branches it needs to shed, George Hays of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

Should you head for the usual market anyway, or should you go down the coast in the hope that fishermen in that area will not have done so well and your fish will fetch a better price?

But Mr. DeLisle plans to keep trapping all winter, knowing that the pelts of beavers and other animals will grow thicker — and may fetch a better price when he sells them — as the months wear on.

And fish can be sold at the most lucrative time of year and fresh, so that they fetch a better price.In a report on this fishery, Dan Flavey, a fisherman himself, says some of his colleagues have even pushed for the quota to be reduced by 40%.