Sentence examples for judicious prices from inspiring English sources
"You will see distressed sellers sell assets at judicious prices".
A judicious system of reference pricing could reimburse consumers at a slightly higher rate for the newer drug, but still require that consumers who want the marginally better medication pay more out of their own pockets.
You can likely find a cheaper price through judicious purchasing, that is, by shopping around.
Higher gasoline prices encourage more judicious use of vehicles, which translates into drivers spending less on fuel in a given year.
In the process, Ms. Mahar, a financial journalist who was a senior writer for Barron's, makes a devastating case against the contention that the market is almost perfectly efficient -- that prices are the product of immediate, judicious weighing of all available information by rational investors.
Earlier this month the Financial Times ran an article, as every newspaper has done many times before, headlined "Has London's property price bubble burst?" The report was well researched and judicious, as you would expect.
A judicious distribution of the scarce permits that targets the dual objectives of price efficiency and social diversity in vehicle ownership can however mitigate the controversy.
By passing the rises on to customers early and with some judicious hedging it also reckons that 2008 could be a bumper year, particularly if commodity prices ease in the second half.
While Rafael Benítez keeps the books in order with some judicious selling, Liverpool and, to a greater extent, Chelsea and United have been ready to pay high prices.
In Las Vegas or Phoenix, where prices exploded in the early 2000s, builders rushed to manufacture as much inventory as possible and lenders were less than judicious with credit.
