Sentence examples for practical price from inspiring English sources

One way or the other, there has to be a practical price.

But Arden says there has been a practical price to pay.

(Writing in the magazine in 1999, I detail the great practical price the project extracted from Truffaut at the time; the article is available to subscribers here).

But what Hemingway told Fitzgerald seems right: it's depressing to see someone do worse what he or she can do better, and doing so extracts a moral and a practical price.

Now, five years after unveiling that first tablet, Amazon is coming out with a new model of the device that takes the company's single-minded obsession with offering the lowest practical price to new extremes.

During his 14-year career, Howard has averaged 17.4 points, 12.7 rebounds and 2.0 blocks per game, and he comes to Washington with the practical price tag of $5.3 million.

Today's high rate of innovation makes the economic evolution of a new product a strategic guide to practical pricing.

If the prices in the wholesale market just doubled, I don't give the consumer a price that is double the previous time interval but a price that is slightly higher". According to Roozbehani, the same theoretical framework that he and his colleagues adopt in their paper should enable the analysis and development of practical pricing models.

The practicals Prices for seven nights start from £2,470pp at Explora en Atacama based on two sharing and include: international flights on LanChile airlines, internal flights from Santiago to Calama, seven nights' full board (drinks and house wines), English-speaking guides, excursions, use of equipment and all transport.

It is not practical to price a wetland, but it is possible to put a dollar value on the reduced risk to infrastructure from flooding that is provided by wetlands.

It is believed that a rational and practical concession pricing model can create a 'win win' situation for both the private investor and the host government.