Sentence examples for inconsistent prices from inspiring English sources

We got this wrong ten years ago we don't have a competitive market for broadband today, access is inconsistent, prices are high and speeds are often anemic and we can't afford to be wrong again.

Thanks in part to reporting by journalists like Steven Brill, Sarah Kliff, and Elizabeth Rosenthal, patience with the high and wildly inconsistent prices of medical care in the U.S. has worn thin, even among jaded experts.

Heidi Dorosin, vice president for marketing for the cleaning division of Clorox, said Green Works' sales had been battered by the recession and inconsistent pricing.

American startups suffer from inconsistent pricing-signals that make investors wary.

Availability is lowest in the public sector, but there is inconsistent pricing and poor affordability of medicines in the private sector.

Still, although not measured in these surveys, it is highly likely that other service-related factors also contribute to low service utilization, including quality of services, contraceptive stock-outs, and inconsistent pricing, among others.

Our research reveals a surprisingly inconsistent approach to pricing across the travel industry.

He has pledged to stick with Labor's (rather inconsistent) policy of pricing carbon to fight climate change.

Both the incomplete linkage of prices and inconsistent reform of power and coal markets are major factors of contradiction between coal and electricity.

Unless those who have spent the past two months predicting P/E ratios of 8-10 alsoalso predicting a tripling of long-term rates, their forecasts of stock prices are inconsistent and unworthy of the slightest attention.

HP is convinced people want to print in color, saying that its research shows that its customers would prefer to print in color 85% of the time, but have been put off by high prices and inconsistent results.