Sentence examples for peg prices from inspiring English sources

ScottishPower's Help Beat Cancer Fixed Price Energy allows users to peg prices until January 2017.

Eight years ago, the government decided to peg prices to the Texas market, believing that one day natural gas would flow freely over the border.

John H Young, Our Deportment Elizabeth Archibald is the author of Ask the Past: A Compendium of Useful, Rare and Curious Counsel is published by Square Peg, priced £14.99.

Elizabeth Archibald is the author of Ask the Past: A Compendium of Useful, Rare and Curious Counsel is published by Square Peg, priced £14.99.

This is where a chorus goes up: "What about PEG?" (price-to-earnings growth ratio).

Turning to fundamentals, the company is a bit expensive relative to its expected earnings power with a price/earnings to growth (PEG) price of 1.21.

We look at three legs of the stool: quality, valuation, of which the PEG (price-to-earnings growth ratio) is the foundation, and the momentum.

The goal is to produce tailor-made devices at off-the-peg prices.Sharing the costOne approach is to use what are loosely termed "application specific standard products".

NAR's Yun said appraisers are coming up with stingy estimates because they are unfamiliar with the neighborhood or are pegging prices to discounted deals in the area, especially foreclosures.

And Uber is reconsidering its "surge" pricing concept that pegged prices to demand.

The blog's source also pegs pricing at under $199 on a two-year agreement for the flagship Z10 phone, which would be truly impressive, especially given pricing of recently launched BB7 handsets.