Sentence examples for have a pricing from inspiring English sources

"The industry doesn't have a pricing problem; it has an operating-expense problem," Mr. Dell said.

Sony's studios -- Columbia Pictures and Tri-Star Pictures -- have a pricing policy similar to Warner's.

"It's a pretty big grant to have a pricing problem with," said Brian Foley, an independent compensation consultant based in White Plains.

Some first-tier notebook brand vendors have recently adjusted their notebook roadmaps for 2014 and will delay the releases of touchscreen conventional notebooks to focus on non-touchscreen models, which have a pricing advantage, according to sources from the upstream supply chain.

"In B2B you also have a pricing issue and a transparency issue," explains Pencz.

Once you have set up a wind farm or solar system, the risks are actually much lower than running a gas plant because you do not have a pricing risk.

Liberty, it seems, does have a price.

Pushing back can have a price.

We don't have a price floor.

"Human material doesn't have a price".

But the gamble did have a price.