Sentence examples for price associated from inspiring English sources

For example, there is no strike price associated with a bankrupt company's stock.

The company said it would continue a share repurchase program and buy back as much as $1 billion worth of stock to offset the dilution of its share price associated with employee stock plans.

The medieval notion of the "just price" (associated with St Thomas Aquinas) was a "phantasmagoric projection like God or the Holy Spirit", Mr Dieterich wrote.Venezuelans have been here before.

They also say that the high price associated with building nuclear plants would seem less daunting once gas and coal plants have to pay for their carbon emissions, and as the high costs of building and maintaining renewable energy projects, like offshore wind farms, become apparent.

What Dr Loewenstein found interesting was the separation of the assessment of the product (which seems to be associated with the nucleus accumbens) from the assessment of its price (associated with the insular cortex), even though the two are then synthesised in the prefrontal cortex.

These tools may also provide the basis for assessing the price associated with new medical products.

Those with ultra-low inflation or deflation, meaning falling prices associated with weak economic growth.

Under President Bill Clinton, he said, "there were prices associated with events.

Her Majesty's Treasury recommends the use of cost-benefit analysis for policy decisions, with economic valuation techniques for things that don't have prices associated with them.

So despite the extraordinary prices associated with the bottles in peril, the fate of a cellar of expensive wines has not elicited much public sympathy.

Although Pemex (and government coffers) benefited from soaring oil prices associated with U.S. consumption and wars in the Middle East, oil reserves were in decline.