Sentence examples for notes on pricing from inspiring English sources

Returning to our prior notes on pricing, there is a question of value.

A note on pricing: Champagne, more than most other wines, can vary widely in price.

A Note on Pricing: Rates given are for high season; they often drop dramatically in low season.

A note on prices: One might have hoped that the wine glut and the economy would have combined to lower some of these cabernet prices.

A note on price — it is listed at $49.99, which is basically less than 1/2 the price of a graphing calculator with inferior functionality in comparison, which is how the company came to that number.

This phone is a great example of why Apple isn't making a 2/3 scale iPhone 4. On a positive note, it does have Apple beat on price: only $58.

One more note on house prices: Steroid Cities tend to have a lot of cheap housing to accommodate their rapid growth in service-industry jobs.

Mr. Childers advises his sellers to be more reasonable in their expectations, noting that those who insist on pricing their homes according to the old standards "are dead in the water," and "you might as well not even put it on the market".

But it's clearly a loss for Informix, a company that continually faces the daunting task of going up against the likes of Oracle, which, because of its size and diversity, can swoop in and be very aggressive on pricing, analysts note.

Additional data such as information on contract terms, pricing, and notes on pending tasks associated with each client are often included in the data captured and maintained in this type of electronic resource.

For example, Barclays created a note last fall based on price movements in the cattle and hog markets.