Sentence examples for lowest prices at from inspiring English sources

Within London, most of the boroughs recording the largest house price rises were those that had the lowest prices at the start of 2015.

The 58-year-old has bought 2.8m shares at 233p – the lowest price at which they have traded since January.

Construction loans dictate the lowest price at which an apartment can be sold, and these prices were set years ago in a very different market.

A Gulf station practically next door was offering regular at 97.9 cents and a Merit station had the lowest price, at 95.9 cents a gallon.

But Mr. Wu noted that in general, Apple does not try to drive its products down to the lowest price at the risk of sacrificing quality.

The negotiation discovers the lowest price at which the drug company is prepared to sell, which sounds pretty much like a market solution to me.

Consequently, there is a whole continuum of prices, beginning at the lowest price at which the seller would sell and ending at the highest price at which the buyer would buy, all constituting arm's length prices.

This interpretation is in harmony with Kelly's explanation of the statement, which he explained should not be interpreted as saying "$10 per share is the lowest price at which it would be the right decision to sell". Kelly Dep.

Normally when a Nasdaq buy order is executed, the price will be at the best asked price -- the lowest price at which a market maker is prepared to sell the stock -- or a bit below it.

The plan involved paying a high price for insurance, but for gift tax purposes reporting to the Internal Revenue Service the lowest price at which such a policy could be sold.

It also has the lowest price, at $39.99.