Sentence examples similar to high priced add from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, January 11 , 1947P. 54 Mrs. Dudley overhears a lady at her florist's refuse to buy some snapdragons which she considers high priced, adding, "I'm feeling Jewish today".

Try and keep away from side burners as these are high priced added touches and you'll most likely find you don't use them.

Optimizing firms exploit myopic consumers through marketing schemes that shroud high- priced add-ons.

Southern California Edison, the principal operating unit of Edison International, says that the high prices added $1 billion to the cost of energy produced at its gas-fired power plants.

This week a research group, Efficient Research, suggested Telkom's high prices added one percentage point to South Africa's inflation in 2002, though a Telkom spokesman scoffs at this.

While exclusivity is used in branding to enhance uniqueness and enable a higher price, adding distribution exclusivity creates a pent-up demand for the product that intensifies the impact of promotion.

Higher selling prices add more than twice as much to earnings as does a similar growth in physical output.

So just what are all these high prices that add up to such exorbitant health care bills?

Osborne opened his budget statement last week by saying the government was "doing what we can to help families with the cost of living and the high oil price", adding: "We understand how difficult it is for so many people in our country now".

In 2012, Americans spent a record $900 billion on petroleum products, and a recent study found that high oil prices added $1.2 trillion to U.S. debt over the past decade.

High prices are adding millions to the number who go to bed hungry each night.