Sentence examples for limited pricing from inspiring English sources

Some airlines have made limited pricing concessions to business customers, but critics say those moves have actually added to the complexity of the fare structure and have failed to get to the heart of the problem: the stratospheric rates charged to last-minute travelers.

In spite of their size, the trading houses have only limited pricing power in markets that are highly cyclical and far more prone to unanticipated events (such as war, nationalisation, financial crises and other black swans) than, say, the market for detergent.

Unfortunately, those same companies have very limited pricing power, which makes it impossible for them to pass through those expenses to the consumer.

The consequence of the model is minimal product differentiation resulting in limited pricing power and corresponding lack of revenue.

Meanwhile, gross margins on the sale of gas stay the same, as station owners have very limited pricing power because gas wholesalers keep a watchful eye on retail prices.

Until recently labor has had limited pricing power because the number of people seeking work has been growing at a 2% annual rate, almost twice the normal figure.

This can be an important consideration for future studies as the borehole and analytical data density will be always limited to economic budgets while even high-resolution DEM are nowadays available at limited prices at a global scale.

Last year's bums offer limited price breaks.

But because inventory was limited, prices hit highs.

At the same time, it instituted a limited price cap of $150 a megawatt hour.

But the limited price signals available also suggest low confidence in their valuations.