Sentence examples for limits of price from inspiring English sources

And these questions pretty much set the limits of price that a firm can set.

Apparently, the limits of price have not been fully explored by the Jaguar faithful.

All their stocks did well until two years ago, when they reached the limits of price insensitivity.

The competition in ticket prices does not include the upper and lower limits of the price range that could attract potential additional passengers from other transport modes such as coach travel or private cars [42].

Miliband, determined to secure the credit for the scrutiny being imposed on the industry, will criticise the limits of the price freeze announced by energy company SSE this week, pointing out it excludes small businesses.

The Gehry building — along with a dozen other new large-scale luxury rental buildings that have gone on the market in the last year —   is testing the limits of the price renters will pay for what developers call "aspirational living".

In an article about the limits of carbon pricing, Driesen explained that consumers are sometimes unaware of the energy efficiency technology available or are not able to pay the up-front costs even if they will get a quick payback.

Once the gold price passes over the superior limit or below the inferior limit of the price, the interest will no longer be calculated and the contract is stopped.

The balance of the care fees will be paid by the local authority, subject to the limit of the price per bed that that local authority will pay.

His main work was to secure the enactment of the resale prices bill which, against stiff Conservative opposition, limited the scope of price agreements.

Valeant said in a statement that "broad conclusions about the company's pricing cannot be drawn from any one drug" and that most hospitals use small amounts of Isuprel, limiting any impact of price increases.