Sentence examples for onerous pricing from inspiring English sources
"Cost pressures are becoming less onerous, pricing remains strong and overall sales trends are at solid levels," he said.
The display is most certainly the KIRAbook's marquee feature and Toshiba's primary justification for its slightly onerous pricing, which I'll get to in just a moment.
That's a big contrast to selling on platforms like iTunes or Amazon, which have onerous pricing schemes and put all sorts of DRM and restrictions on videos sold through their platforms.
Freddie should pay an onerous price for failure, just not while the government still needs it to help turn the housing market around.
Meanwhile Ofcom also offers safeguards to protect vulnerable consumers from onerous price rises by placing a cap on the price of second-class stamps of between 45-55p.
Loath to admit defeat and officially devalue its fixed currency, or to abandon popular subsidies such as penny-priced gasoline, the government has remained mostly solvent by printing money to cover its domestic obligations, enforcing onerous price controls, and being increasingly tight-fisted with access to foreign currency.
If a product is available in staggered intervals or is completely unavailable or at a particularly onerous price differential, the impetus to pirate is far greater.
In fact, maybe the real problem was that California's energy prices were too low, because of onerous price caps, Summers reckoned, according to Eichenwald.
Yet logging on can sometimes be onerous, and pricing is likely to be expensive and opaque.
The EC found that the proposed transaction, as initially notified, would have increased Universal's size in a way that would likely have enabled it to impose higher prices and more onerous licensing terms on digital music providers.
But because so many of its residents moved in long before the bubble — therefore avoiding the highest prices and the most onerous lending terms — the number of foreclosures has been limited.
