Sentence examples for means price from inspiring English sources

For all the ideological ends and means Price shared with Beckwith, they were very different types, representing the South's two dominant strains of violent racists: the weirdos and the normals.

Deutsche Bank also warned in an email to clients last week that a combination of rising interest rates, likelihood that the Bank of England will "rein in" the market and the increasing "politicisation of the housing issue" means price falls could be likely.

That means price war, not enhanced services.

You know what that means: price hikes.

So expanding means taking members from other plans, and that means price wars.

The bottom line for buyers is that the Galaxy S4 will launch on an even playing field with the HTC One and the iPhone 5 in terms of entry-level pricing at AT&T, which means price won't be a factor when it comes time to choose a new flagship phone from one of the most interesting players in the mobile market.

(Update: the 32GB iPhone costs $399, so the price is the same if you equalise those specifications. However there isn't a 16GB Lumia 1020, which means price-conscious buyers might stop at the 16GB iPhone).

"No supply means frenzy, and it means prices rise".

This means prices cluster just below each threshold.

That means prices are up in the casual "yard nut" market, too.

And all that means prices in the Alps in particular will continue to rise.