Sentence examples for key price from inspiring English sources
"The key price is under $200 now," said Eric Jennings, the men's fashion director at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Notably, the faster rate of growth was not accompanied by an upward revision in key price measures.
This is above the new 61p level George Osborne has set as break even for the 39% government stake, but still below the 73.6p that the City had always used as the key price.
Mark Twain once quipped that "it is differences of opinion that make horse races". Along these lines, differences in beliefs about how future events will unfold what a key price will be, whether a technology will work, whether a permit will be granted or a lawsuit won, and so on can be the basis of mutually beneficial contingent agreements.
Although $130 million is hardly a high price for a Manhattan hotel (in September, the 500-room Rihga Royal Hotel was under contract to sell for $220 million, but the deal never closed), the per-room price, or "key" price, for the Carlyle, is exceptional, said Sean Hennessey, director of the hotel consulting business at the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
At a key price-fixing meeting, to cite just one example, executives from ADM and its Asian competitors are joking about the possibility that their schemes will be uncovered by the Federal Trade Commission.
But, as in South Beach, proximity to the beach is the key pricing factor.
Not being categorized as a taxi provides rideshare companies like Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar with a key pricing advantage.
Saudi crude prices, which started the year at $28 a barrel and are a few dollars more per barrel than local Texas prices, are considered the key pricing factor here.
The directional impact on key prices was widely predicted — and strong corrections to the pound (-11% versus the dollar) and to equities (-13.6% FTSE250) were indeed recorded in the first two sessions after the vote.
