Sentence examples for more sensible prices from inspiring English sources

In the cities, of course, you can get groceries for more sensible prices, but you have to pay rent, which most people don't in the Native villages in the bush.

Locked in perpetual squabbles over the spoils, they find it hard to adopt more sensible pricing techniques.

And at its new, infinitely more sensible price, the HD1000 merits consideration even by those in the under-$46 billion income bracket.

While a more sensible price strategy and stable leadership was clearly required, Mulberry must now surely undergo a period of self-reflection to ascertain the extent of the damage the brand may have sustained during its exclusive luxury experiment.

An overhaul of the Energiewende aiming at a more sensible pricing system, more investment in energy conservation and the rapid completion of a new smart power grid will boost German growth and form the core of a coherent European energy policy.

What I fear is a slow reversion to more sensible pricing where stocks in general including the Internet can return 6.5% real.

"I think other companies [like TNT] are doing it just because they get more and more sensible in terms of pricing," he says.

During the past two years, the Antigua market has picked up at a healthy pace as sellers accustomed to the boom-era prices that peaked in 2007 have become more sensible about sale prices, according to Adam Barrett, the chief executive officer of JHR Caribbean Real Estate in Jolly Harbor.

Some brands say they still see potential in the Chinese market to cater to the expanding middle class of aspirational Chinese consumers — for whom brands like Longines, Tissot and Frédérique Constant are well positioned: But most are now pinning their hopes for growth on the United States' slow recovery, thereby hastening the need for a more sensible approach to pricing.

In his usual, understated style, he told public television several days ago, "There are a lot more things selling at sensible prices now than there were two years ago.

There is more to a market system than merely adjusting prices to more sensible levels.