Sentence examples for price bumping from inspiring English sources
Given that wages account for only 2% of the retail price, bumping them up would hardly cripple Apple's margins.
The Mac's early development team envisioned selling the personal computer for $1,000 (£605), but later, after the cost of essential parts like Motorola's 68000 microprocessor were factored in, the price bumped upwards.
With diesel fuel prices bumping past $4 a gallon in both states and new federal limits on the most prized catch — summer flounder, or fluke — boat owners say it is getting too pricey to take people fishing.
"Prices bumped in some higher-demand locations, and some went down," Alvarado said.
At Rittenhouse 1715, nightly room rates start at $219 during January; in spring, those prices bump up to $239.
In short, he's looking for a price bump.
If it is flawless, the price bumps to $250.
Expect about a $3,000 price bump over the $43,000-ish sticker price of nonhybrid QX60s.
The house also had a pool, which warranted another price bump.
Tuesday's announcement marks the smallest price bump yet in the battle between Energy Transfer and Williams.
A room overlooking the ocean, which is the way to go here, is worth the price bump.
