Sentence examples similar to mistaken pricing from inspiring English sources

"The World Bank and the regional development banks can help countries with quick support for the most vulnerable through effective, targeted nutrition and safety-net programmes rather than mistaken price controls or broad-based increases in wages," he added.

Maybe this is not the biggest issue facing the country, but I can't help feeling we're making a big mistake pricing these games out of the reach of today's boys and girls who are growing up in families of modest means.

At the counter, the shopkeeper informed me that I was mistaken, the price was only $2.

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In another mistake, Price was penalised in race five for a right-of-way violation and Spain sailed ahead to win the gold.

Of course, Mr. Buffett could be mistaken, and the price tag could be lower.

He said that she was simply mistaken about the price she negotiated — that it was $695 more than she maintains — and he contended that this mistake was not exactly innocent.

If he thinks that this increase will help prevent binge drinking he is sadly mistaken, because the price incentive between buying a large brand cider – better described as alcoholic fruit juice – in a supermarket and getting tanked up in advance will now be even more marked than buying the same product later in a pub or club.

They and most other economists suffer from the mistaken belief that if price indexes aren't shooting up or plunging down then there is no inflation or deflation.

Most consultants and freelancers are under the mistaken assumption that their prices should be determined by their monetary needs divided by the number of hour they have to consult.