Sentence examples for permanent pricing from inspiring English sources

What does an environment of permanent pricing pressure on advertising do to the financial stability of these large companies?

The deal is a limited-time promotion, as opposed to a permanent pricing change, but MoviePass didn't say how long the offer is valid.

An author might gain bestseller status, like Darcie Chan, but is this a good method for permanent pricing?

AT&T's direct control over essential news and entertainment would give that corporation a permanent pricing advantage over rival cable networks.

But these temporary solutions can exact a permanent price.

Giving clients temporary fee cuts has helped sweeten this pill.Are permanent price cuts likely?

The first possibility a manufacturer should consider is a permanent price increase for the particular brand.

"These are permanent price cuts, not promotions, and they won't be the last," he said on Sunday.

McDonald's is charging more for its popular double cheeseburger (which normally costs $1) in some American restaurants than others, to gauge customers' tolerance of a permanent price rise that would help offset the higher cost of ingredients.

With the energy secretary, Ed Davey, due to make a statement to the Commons on the issue on Tuesday afternoon, his Labour counterpart, Caroline Flint, said the public had no faith in the way energy prices were calculated in an era of seemingly permanent price rises.

In response, Mr. Hébert challenged Mr. Larson, saying that the federal government stood ready to provide assistance, like shortening the review process for construction of energy projects, but that California was stuck on the idea of permanent price caps, as opposed to temporary ones.