Sentence examples for price rendering from inspiring English sources

Lucent Technologies said in a regulatory filing that at least 74percentt of the stock options issued to employees as of Sept. 30 had exercise prices higher than its current share price, rendering them "underwater" or effectively worthless.

We can find something online for a better price, rendering that big-box model obsolete.

The combination — and the lower price — rendered him a target for the Nationals, who have been fishing for continuity at closer since becoming a National League contender.

The utilities cited low natural gas prices rendering it uneconomic to run.

"We use an auction-based system that allows for dynamic pricing, rendering maximum value for our nightclub partners and our customers.

Even when data is available from electric vehicle trials, the lack of variability in electricity prices renders them insufficient for this analysis.

Several consumer goods manufacturers, such as Unilever and Kraft, reported that some vendors stopped supplying them when state-imposed prices rendered their businesses unviable.

As a result, many of Britain's exports require imported inputs; so when sterling depreciates and import prices rise, the knock-on effect on export prices renders them less competitive.

(Table 3, Table 4) National funding obligations for medical R&D and prize funds proposed in the Medical Research and Development Treaty draft were supported by a majority of experts in both rounds; the concept of separating innovation incentives from drug prices rendered slightly more controversial results.

More meme than movie, this cut-price rendering of James Bowen's bestselling memoirs sees homeless busker Luke Treadaway's plight positioned a distant second behind the ginger tom who reportedly hastened Bowen's return from the margins.

The headline report showed food prices jumped 0.9%, but a surprising 2.0% decline in gasoline prices, which rendered energy prices unchanged.