Sentence examples for practice of price from inspiring English sources

Take, for instance, the unfair (even illegal) practice of "price optimisation", which means analysing non-risk-related data, such as shopping habits, to target people with personalised prices that reflect how much they will pay, not their risky behaviours.

Indeed, it is the practice of price discrimination — charging different customers different prices for identical goods and services — that compels both insurers and providers to treat the actual prices paid as a closely kept trade secret.

Theoretically, the ugly practice of price discrimination could be employed whenever the opportunity arises.

Which companies have consistently reaped gargantuan profits in the face of global economic misery, and who has allowed this practice of price gauging while flaccidly trying to pass legislation that will be too little, and too late?

High inflation in recent years has led to a practice of pricing Argentine real estate in dollars, not pesos.

Discussions between Apple and the publishers developed two years ago as publishers grew frustrated with Amazon's practice of pricing most newly released and best-selling electronic books at $9.99.

During those times, its practice of "surge pricing" constitutes "price gouging" according to New York law (see below).

That effectively means an end to the misleading practice of drip-pricing, when a price is advertised for the game but players are asked to pay more if they want to complete it.

It's going to apply to the practice of dodging price controls.

The practice of 'bride price' is one of the main causes of violence.

Thus, during the recent Juno winter storm in the US, Uber agreed to halt its controversial practice of surge pricing, whereby passengers see prices for journeys skyrocket because of increased demand.