Sentence examples for having a price from inspiring English sources
The Big Six also appear to collude by having a price leader that the others follow.
"We're going back to having a price range," Adrian Bryan-Brown, a partner in a theatrical publicity company, said.
The regulator will publish its final rules in early November following a consultation period, with the aim of having a price cap in force from January 2015.
But the definition of affordability is highly controversial, with some "affordable" homes having a price tag of £873,000, or more than 30 times the average UK wage.
I'm not going to go into the current rumours of Ed Miliband nominating him for the House of Lords, for fear of having a price put on my head, but wouldn't life be boring if we all agreed?
Mr. Davidson said he regularly received tickets for a litany of offenses, among them leaving a stand unattended, taking up too many feet of sidewalk, not having a price marked inside each book and occasionally sleeping near his books.
It also implies that having a price-oriented value proposition makes you distinct from others.
Having a price-weighted Index gives the higher priced shares a greater influence on the Dow, as can be illustrated by Apple and GE on Friday.
But with the S&P 500 selling at more than 35 times trailing earnings, having a dividend yield of just 1.3% and having a price-to-book ratio of more than six, the U.S. market hardly looks cheap.
