Sentence examples for idea of pricing from inspiring English sources

"There was trading before the I.P.O., so many investors have some feel, some idea of pricing," he noted.

The idea of pricing oil in other currencies first surfaced after President Richard Nixon abandoned the dollar's direct convertibility to gold in 1971 and devalued the currency.

Dollar Tree, originally known as One Dollar, did not come up with the idea of pricing every item in its stores at a dollar.

The 2008 price has therefore risen, and hovers not far below €20 ($27).Even in the United States, there are signs of movement towards the idea of pricing carbon.

Clearly, there's still time for the company to mess things up from here, and we get its trading numbers this week, but the City seems initially impressed by the unorthodox idea of pricing the shares so they have a chance of rising.

Martin can't stomach the idea of pricing his beloved tractors, which were abandoned or acquired for next to nothing, so he will let bidders determine their value.

Nonetheless, some central bankers were intrigued by the idea of price-level targeting.

You can, however, check Web sites like investinginbonds.com to get an idea of prices.

One tactic is to use the Internet to get an idea of prices, then to go to an agent.

To give you an idea of prices, I went to Best Buy's Web site to look up prices for three-foot HDMI cables.

In principle, customers hate the idea of price discrimination as Amazon, an online bookstore, discovered when it charged customers different prices for the same book.