Sentence examples for price precedents from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was the lure of a free key to exclusive Gramercy Park, but the as-yet-unfinished gut renovation of a historic Salvation Army rooming house at 18 Gramercy Park South by Zeckendorf Development and Robert A. M. Stern, the premier team that produced the premium price precedents set by 15 Central Park West, has recorded its first closing.

Faced with pressure (from themselves or their VCs) to make early sales, many founders offered price discounts in order to close initial deals often establishing unsustainable pricing precedents with those customers.

If anything, it's that pricing precedent that seems most interesting here.

Predatory pricing – the precedent set by the biggest supermarkets – threatens smaller retailers as monopolistic practices take place.

He told Judge Denise L. Cote of United States District Court that if Apple was found liable for conspiring with publishers to raise e-book prices, "that precedent will send shudders through the business community".

If Facebook does move away from an across-the-board pricing, the precedent it sets for digital content sales will have ripple effects across the entire web.

Short selling seasons, lack of precedents for price setting and other complications such as obtaining building permits can hinder deals.

But on second thought, she acknowledged, "they are on a very deep, wide canal, and someone who has a larger boat and wants something more upscale with that kind of boating dockage" might pay a precedent-setting price for the town houses.

"What's worrying is that the 20p price point sets a precedent.

Echoing the BIS he concludes thatWith high debt and asset prices the conditions precedent of another financial crisis are in place.

Mr. McDaniel fell back on a defense that has been heard often from top executives at rating agencies: the drop in housing prices was without precedent and therefore all but impossible to predict.