Sentence examples for frank prices from inspiring English sources
According to a recent report from Knight Frank, prices for City apartments have increased 122 percent since 2001.
Starting with the recession in 2007, said Alasdair Pritchard, head of the Irish residential desk for the London-based real estate firm Knight Frank, prices dropped a dizzying 60 percent.
And they need to catch up: In May, according to the monthly market report by the real estate company Knight Frank, prices in prime London locations were at a record high, 12.1 percent higher than their previous peak in March 2008.
But, to be frank, at these prices, who can afford to pay retail?
A workshop participant shared her experience of building trust between pharmaceutical companies and international organizations by having frank conversations about prices and profits.
"To be frank, the final price was a little bit more than we expected," admits CEO Nishida, choosing his words carefully.
The prices at Frank Pepe are nothing if not reasonable — a small tomato pie is $6.30, $7.70 with mozzarella — and eating there has added value: It's part historical re-enactment, part dinner theater.
As for the widespread disparity in valuation between estimated values and actual sales prices, Lee is frank.
Aliquippa is one of my favorite places in the world again, I have my reasons but Price was pretty frank about what it has become, now that the Jones & Laughlin steel mill that once "stretched for seven miles along the Ohio River" has not only closed but mostly been torn up for scrap: Tony Dorsett is walking downtown.
But he said a frank discussion of changes to the pricing structure "will be an important part of what we're doing".
