Sentence examples for maximum price in from inspiring English sources
He paid the maximum price in perceived inauthenticity, for no return in votes.
where a is a parameter of maximum price in the market.
For example, the maximum price in price group 2 in 2008 was NIS 111,000, and the cars that belonged to this group (i.e., leading models such as Mazda 3, Ford Focus, and Toyota Corolla) were sold for exactly this price, which often required foregoing some safety features to remain in that group.
The maximum price in this group of countries is strongly influenced by the threshold value (GDP per capita) and the remaining disease burden in the absence of vaccination.
The cost for the initial freeze and the thaw will run anywhere from nothing to $20 or so per bureau, depending on the maximum price, if any, that a law in your state has set and whether you are a recent identity theft victim.
The Pm with one rotavirus death per year is $28.56 in Norway, considerably higher than the maximum price of $14.04 in Portugal (left hand of the three lines for Portugal in the figure [dash-dotted line]).
FOR four years Ashby Fuel, an oil dealer in New Rochelle, has offered a lock-in maximum price for heating oil, meaning regardless of market fluctuations customers always paid the same rate.
This time around, McCoy applauded from the sidelines as Mark Walsh rode the 20-1 chance to a dramatic and unlikely success, which seemed so unlikely with one fence to jump that Carlingford Lough hit Betfair's maximum price of 999‑1 in running.
She has said that the plan could include flexibility for carbon-emitting businesses by allowing them to bank and borrow permits, but she has not supported setting a maximum price or "safety valve" cost in case permits become prohibitively expensive, as Mr. Summers and Mr. Orszag have.
All of his transfer market activity saw him selling at the exact minimum or maximum price range, and nothing in between.
They also need to set a low and high 'floor' – a minimum and maximum price – which will be in place for four years to protect Australian businesses from fluctuations in Europe.
