Sentence examples for more low prices from inspiring English sources

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Then he reinvests it all in more low prices and further expansion, driving additional customer loyalty.

For example, a typical trade-off difficulty arises when we try to decide which we value more: low price or product safety.

This leverages the "core brand" while extending its reach to more low-price customers, but how much can it possibly increase company revenues?

Then it turned out that what people wanted more than low prices was painfree shopping.

Mr. Tashjian, who oversees Century's marketing worldwide, said that surge was about more than low prices.

Just like the netbook rumor above, Apple needs a more tasty, low price computer and the Mac Mini might be the direction Jobs' will take.

McCarthy argues that most shoppers are more interested in low prices than home delivery.

Today's buyers pick properties more carefully, pay low prices in cash and plan to hold the buildings for years.

"He forgot the French market is highly competitive, that customers are more interested in low prices than in a new shopping experience," the person said.

Dave McCarthy at HSBC said shoppers were more enticed by low prices than they were by glamorous-looking stores or the internet and all the major retailers needed to invest more in price cuts.