Sentence examples for outset price from inspiring English sources

"It was just obvious she was going to be a superstar from the outset," Price, now retired, said.

Plastic grass, probably the costliest option at the outset, still varies in price depending on how close to natural it looks and feels.

Ms. Long argues that the problem is the cost of college, reinforced at the outset by the announced sticker price advertised to incoming freshman.

The 12-nation organization has not changed its production quotas since December 2008, when it moved to cut output to put a floor on slumping prices at the outset of the recession.

And we license Windows cheaply to any PC maker that wants to use it, a strategy which has allowed computer makers such as Compaq and Dell to focus on improving their products.Windows became a de facto standard because from the outset we adopted a low-price, high-volume business model.

With this, workers have the right (known as an option) to buy shares in their company at a price fixed at the outset.

At the outset the FIT was over 3x the retail price or 8x the industrial price.

But the increase in vodka prices — especially at the outset of a 12-day winter holiday — drives straight at one of Russia's fundamental appetites.

We aim to find optimal replenishment decisions without having the entire price information available at the outset.

At the outset, the publication will present future carbon price signals as a global adapted average for the G20.

The current OPEC quotas were set in December 2008, when oil prices were plummeting at the outset of a global recession.