Sentence examples for price mentality from inspiring English sources
Rooting for the firm and its co-president and public face, Michael Iavarone (who was fined and suspended in 1999 by the National Association of Securities Dealers for unauthorized trades and who was ordered to pay a judgment in 2003 for not paying for horses he bought at auction), would be validating a "win at any price" mentality.
This is a nation drenched in a peace-at-any-price mentality after Hiroshima and Nagasaki and under the influence of a Constitution that renounces war, a legacy of postwar American occupation.
And Indian firms and investors will have to get over their revenues-at-any-price mentality and take a longer-term view of drugmaking, says Viren Mehta of Mehta Partners, an investment firm.Bidden dragonChina has leapt ahead of India in many industries, but in pharmaceuticals it lags behind.
"The buy-at-any-price mentality appears to be waning at the upper ends of the market," she said.
In both ends and means American foreign policy evinced a new realism in stark contrast to the "pay any price, bear any burden" mentality of the Kennedy Johnson years.
"It's a little bit of a venture capital mentality," says Price.
The show takes the play-along-at-home mentality of "The Price Is Right" and "Jeopardy" to an extreme, encouraging viewers to practice the games at home and post their performances on YouTube.
I would argue that Acer's mom and pop mentality and "best price" marketing strategy could be the best things it has going for it right now, especially if it can shed the "not as good but a lot cheaper" stigma.
Would falling prices lead to a deflationary mentality among European consumers, or would they go "Whoopee, it costs less to fill up my car?" (I'd opt for the latter).
There's a certain amount of that, but people who influence stock prices adhere to a herd mentality.
In addition, during the height of the art market bubble, speculative purchasing behavior was driven by a herd mentality, which drove prices up without a corresponding increase in the value or quality of the works purchased.
