Sentence examples for for nominal prices from inspiring English sources

The Communist Party-controlled government once offered rudimentary medical care for nominal prices in the countryside.

Use them to purchase players with high upside for nominal prices.

What can we provide everyone in the world, or failing that — as we usually do — everyone in the developed world for nominal price and with penalties if interrupted, a la power and water?

Meanwhile, Good Friends, a South Korean NGO, reports nominal prices for rice higher than before the conversion (implying a 100-fold increase) and still "soaring by the hour".Punishing state enemies in the private sector is part of it.

Nominal prices for flowers haven't changed much in the past 100 years, she says: A boutique of camellias cost $50 in the 1830s.

Whatever you choose, your infant should travel for a nominal price, while the two-year-olds will be classed as adults for the purposes of flying.

Unlike in Westchester County, where the county sold its hospital to a public benefit corporation for the nominal price of $1, in Nassau the price was $82 million.

For a nominal price, SushiGuru ($1 on Apple), SushiMonger ($2 on Apple) and SushiTime ($2 on Apple) offer even better experiences.

In return for that nominal price, large-scale development will be barred, and some officials have wondered whether the island will ever generate enough revenue to pay for maintenance and other costs.

He also said BMW's sale of the Rover Cars unit to the Phoenix Group for a nominal price has gone to binding arbitration over the valuation of some assets.

Viacom had invoked a clause in its partnership agreement that forced Chris-Craft either to buy Viacom's interest in UPN or sell its own to Viacom, for the nominal price of $5 million.