Sentence examples for may have priced from inspiring English sources

Tougher licensing rules eliminated this advantage, and the company may have priced itself out of the market.

The report said firms may have "priced in" the impact of the EU referendum result and were now looking for growth opportunities.

Lee will be a free agent and, by earning his first All-Star nod this season, may have priced himself out of New York if the Knicks sign two high-profile free agents this summer.

But bankers behind the flotation of Royal Mail were not so lucky, appearing before a select committee on the same day as the Applied Graphene float amid accusations they may have priced the postal company's flotation too cheaply.

The investment banks may have priced the offering too high.

The demand for cable and network spots indicates that NBC, which owns the rights to broadcast the games until 2010, may have priced the ads too low, according to Greyser.

For example, inverter may have price response capability when it is operating in the market.

Amazon may have price advantage and an existing userbase to tap into — the Prime service has been available in Japan for 10 years — but Netflix has tapped an influencer to help get word out.

Markets may even have priced in a Greek departure by now, after years of faltering efforts by European leaders through crisis after crisis.

For the most part, the market may already have priced in the economic slowdown.

It is an atmosphere that breeds loyalty, even among patrons who may have been priced out of the neighborhood in recent years.