Sentence examples for much reduced price from inspiring English sources

In market parlance, they "shorted" VW shares by "borrowing" and then selling them in the hope they could buy them back at a much reduced price.

The basic Up comes with manual wind-up windows rather than air conditioning, and thus a much reduced price tag.

This could potentially weaken, in the long term, the capacity of Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee ('PBAC') to reject, on clinical and cost effectiveness grounds, new medicines from inclusion in the government's PBS positive reimbursement list, or to reference their reimbursement price against older products with equivalent efficacy but much reduced price[ 13].

Eligible prescribed medicines that are listed on the PBS allow people to access necessary medicines for most medical conditions at a much reduced price and occasionally for free.

Since the global downturn in 2008, dozens of landed estates — including many, like Tinarana, that had recently been sold for large sums — have come on the market at much reduced prices.

These governments had better come to terms with this reality right away and stop creating expectations among their people that they can effectively compensate for the recessionary effects of lower export volumes, much reduced commodity prices, diminished remittances from their citizens working abroad and acute scarcity of credit and investment in international markets.

Children eat at a reduced price.

The reduced price comes from the design.

Full price: £36 – Reduced price: £27* Full price: £29 – Reduced price: £21.75* Full price: £22 – Reduced price: £16.50* Full price: £15 – Reduced price: £11.25* *All bookings are subject to an additional £3 booking fee by Cadogan Hall.

And the Norwalk, Conn.,-based Tauck World Discovery (www.tauck.com) is offering significantly reduced prices — as much as 33percentt off — for singles on 54 different cruise and tour departures in the United States, Europe and Canada.

Craig Waters, Saranac Lake Community Store's general manager, has had to be creative, stocking American-made products as much as possible and paying reduced prices for merchandise that has not sold at brand-name stores.