Sentence examples for price to create from inspiring English sources

Unless the taxpayer is willing to pay an extremely high price to create an exit.

The key is to pay the price to create a rich experience with these sometimes pointless amusements.

In a lawsuit that is still going on, lawyers for an eToys creditors' committee claimed that Goldman purposely set a low price to create a first-day pop in the stock for institutional investors, at the expense of the company itself.

Not really: Hutchison isn't prepared to pay the price to create one, which is why it withdrew from the German auction.

The Top10.com service draws on multiple hotel recommendation data-points — such as review scores, location, popularity (based on impressions, clicks & bookings) and price — to create a shortlist of 10 recommendations for users, saving them the bother of wading through multiple sites and reading scores of reviews.

To objectively compare the returns among various stocks, the returns are computed as not just the differences between today's and last trading day's prices, but they are normalized by the last closing price to create percentage differences.

Its economies of scale helped it drive down prices to create, then clinch, the LCD television market.

He advocates for a "light touch" regulatory regime for ride-sharing that employs curbside pricing to create a market-based usage model to wring maximum efficiency from congested urban roadways and curbsides.

Rovers marked their 10th season in the top flight by reducing ticket prices to create an atmosphere similar to that night, but it was another day to forget for the Robins.

Several conditions, including economic growth in China and the trade deficit, have combined with fuel prices to create a "perfect storm" event that has hit consumers in more places than just their gas tanks.

Their policies were priced to create an underwriting "loss".