Sentence examples for price stack from inspiring English sources

The Mirage Solo arrives just a couple of days after Facebook opened sales of the much cheaper $199 Oculus Go, so how does the Daydream headset that's double the price stack up?

Shavenu's prices stack up well against Gillette prices.

But the real question is, how do the rumored prices stack up with Apple's famed commitment to high profit margins on device sales?

Mr. Tapiero eyed the rows of 100-ounce bars — each about the size of an iPhone and worth about $170,000 — and estimated there was $4 billion worth of gold at current prices stacked on metal shelves that looked as if they were built in the 1970s.

Like all subscription companies, whether we like it or not, we have to consider how our pricing stacks up against Netflix.

They price cheap, stack 'em high and want to move a ton of product.

In particular, problems concerning the high price of the stack, part of the fuel cell system, need to be resolved.

The feature helps find the greatest "bang for your buck" by visually displaying how a product's price and features stack up against others in its category.

Abajour began Monday Menu Roulette, placing a menu without prices into the stack and giving the diner who receives it a free dinner.

He said claims by the federal government MP Andrew Laming that an end to mining would "decimate house prices" did not stack up given 55% of houses were owned by non-residents who "invest substantial amounts of money on [the island] but work elsewhere".

And while there are a number of highly desirable cars in its category and price range, it stacks up against them more than favorably dollar-wise.