Sentence examples for losing pricing from inspiring English sources

While phones are priced differently overseas, the suspicion is the company is losing pricing power.

"We were losing business, and we were losing pricing power, too," Goode says.

Meanwhile, recent purchasing managers' surveys for the euro zone have shown a slowdown in new orders and hiring, while businesses are losing pricing power.

The Habs had roared out of the gates with a lengthy winning streak, but losing Price flipped them from legitimate Cup contenders to league laughingstock in short order.

Independent exporters, on the other hand, will lose price competitiveness and market share because of revaluation.

The users' group insists that jobs will be lost, prices will skyrocket and companies will not have access to steel that they need.

At that point health care (life or death) loses price sensitivity, a basic factor in any economic model.

The kicker is that a pillar of Yahoo earnings durability has been lost: Price-per-ad strength.

Didn't Trump say he'd raise the roof on tariffs, and doesn't that mean jobs could be lost, prices could soar, and tariffs might be imposed on American goods shipped overseas?

Consequently, if pollination services were completely lost, prices at the farm gate may spike, reducing farmer losses but causing a decrease in consumer welfare as the added costs are passed on (Southwick and Southwick, 1992; Gallai et al., 2009).

But the latest trend sees public universities losing their pricing advantage as their sticker prices keep rising.