Sentence examples for lopsided pricing from inspiring English sources

It is a sign of how untenable the drug industry's outrageously lopsided pricing strategies have become.

Drexel's bankers often demanded equity warrants for themselves and their buyers to sweeten the deal.Yet lopsided pricing is a feature of "two-sided markets", in which one side benefits if there are lots of customers on the other side.

But the Commerce Department stopped short of making a stronger ruling on claims by American leaders and manufacturers that an undervalued Chinese currency gave Beijing's exporters a lopsided price advantage.

Indeed, inflation (or "skewflation", as Mr Basu calls the lopsided rise in prices) is now the government's biggest political headache (see right-hand chart).One puzzle is why the government has not quashed food prices by releasing more grain from its overflowing stockpiles.

The lopsided death toll immediately raised suspicions of extrajudicial executions.

Reading modern sex scenes, you'd think that every act of coitus was some laboratory-sterilized, function of biological necessity rather than two drunks rutting on a lopsided pool table during "half-priced shoes night" at the Bowl-a-rama.

The San Francisco Chronicle writes that its "collection of used and new books is well organized, reasonably priced and eclectic, plus somewhat lopsided toward fiction and art books".

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Giants' startlingly lopsided 38-10 win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night came at a price.

Women are more severely affected by the lopsided distribution of unpaid work between the sexes, but society as a whole pays a price in reduced economic growth (UNDP, 1995).

You agreed to a lopsided contract just as we were entering a recession, and now you have to pay the price.

Egypt, which exports natural gas and other fuel, subsidizes domestic energy prices at a cost of as much as 10 percent of its gross domestic product, giving a lopsided benefit to the wealthy, who use the most energy.