Sentence examples for launch at a price from inspiring English sources

Very few major titles these days come without extra features and content that can be downloaded after launch – at a price.

MSI has slated a first quarter '09 launch at a price around €200 ($258).

Last week, a leak also pointed to a March time frame for Tinder Plus's U.S. launch at a price point of $6.99 per month.

The cut-price national, launched at a price of 20p, was once described by a former chief executive as a vital "rubber ring" and had been intended to make the Indy titles sustainable in the long term.

Instead, it completely shifted what a phone experience could be, and was launched at a price point that was among the most expensive in the market.

The ZX81 had been designed to meet a £70 price point and was launched at a price of £69.95 (built) or £49.95 (kit).

In 1997, Shanvac-B, India's first home-grown recombinant product, launched at a price of about USD $1 a dose.

According to SE's chief marketing officer Steve Walker, the Ray and the Active should launch at a lower price point than the Xperia Play, which is currently priced at $200 with a new two-year contract from Verizon.

But the launch comes at a price, quite literally.

With regard to cost, he has been spectacularly successful: SpaceX provides launch services at a price well below that of competitors, even state-subsidized offerors such as Europe's Arianespace.

The app is currently available at launch at a discounted price of $1.99, but will normally sell for $4.99 when the promotion period ends.