Sentence examples for price inconsistency from inspiring English sources

It should have been the more expensive of the two, but price inconsistency is typical of a market where there are few collectors, and fewer still with a fine understanding of art and culture in their area of interest.

Only at the price of inconsistency, she argues, because scientific determinism is not compatible with belief in a deity who can willfully intervene in the world.

Taunting, because as much as the talented Walcott can occasionally perform to such a standard, and because he was brought in from the same club with similar expectations and for a similar price, a puzzling inconsistency to his game keeps him from being considered a member of the soccer elite.

As excise tax data were not available and MPPC (Most Popular Price Category) shows inconsistency due to pricing policy, the measure chosen to reflect price was the Weighted Average Price.

12.13pm GMT Snap PMQs verdict: Miliband scored a hit with his key question, about Cameron's inconsistency on price caps, but generally he and Cameron were both lacklustre.

Among this restaurant's inconsistencies, pricing seemed quirky.

But his inconsistency is a price worth paying.

More than anyone, Sofiya was the one who paid the price for her husband's inconsistency, for his broken resolutions and self-disgust.

The combination of rapid increases in new producers and vineyard plantings in recent years with difficult vintages from 1997 to '99 has resulted in inconsistency and high prices.

While many respondents spoke of products retailing at cost, variation in product pricing was clear leaving consumers with inconsistency in practice standards.

A time inconsistency problem arises: since the price of past debt cannot be affected by current fiscal policy and governments cannot credibly commit to a certain path of tax rates, debtor countries choose suboptimally low fiscal adjustments.