Sentence examples for minimize price from inspiring English sources
"Every county has its own story," said Mr. Otteau, noting that Cape May is heavy with resort properties and second homes, which do not sell well during a recession, and that intense redevelopment efforts in the more urbanized areas of Essex and Camden counties probably helped minimize price declines there Several brokers said they did not even think of real estate markets in terms of county lines.
The objective is to minimize price and footprint of the system while maintaining its functionality.
Colleges, of course, have an obligation to operate more efficiently, find new sources of revenue to minimize price increases, and demonstrate the value of the educational experience.
In addition, the maturities of the securities in the fund were generally very short, which minimizes price declines when interest rates rise.
"As a company we will always strive to deliver our customers the most innovative cars in the world while minimizing price increases as we have done today".
By speaking up online, investors appear to speed up the formation of market consensus and the resulting price adjustment, minimizing price volatility in the process.
Thus, given output Y, a firm chooses K and L to minimize cost based on factor prices r (user cost of capital) and w (wage).
The homes are small modernist units, prefabricated and mass-produced to minimize the price and organized to maximize interaction among residents.
"The tension has made it difficult for both sides to do anything, and opposition leaders want to minimize the price that people are paying".
They have found that the stock market's outsized daily price movements are caused by large institutional investors, who generally try to trade their unwanted stocks over several days to minimize the price impact.
In a statement that contrasted with President Bush's recent assertions that the nation faces an energy crisis, Spencer Abraham, the energy secretary, said energy conservation goals needed to be balanced against the need to minimize "future price increases on consumers, particularly low-income consumers".
