Sentence examples for price via from inspiring English sources
For home computers, personal computers, and computers that are not-ITS tagged, faculty, staff or students can purchase Office 2016 at a deeply discounted price via OnTheHub.
He might catch a matinee on a Wednesday, which he notes is "usually the easiest time to get good tickets for a reduced price via broadwaybox.com".
Earlier this year, it was revealed that the president's billionaire son-in-law, Timur Kulibayev, paid Andrew's representatives £15m – £3m over the asking price – via offshore companies, for the prince's Surrey mansion, Sunninghill Park, which he was apparently having difficulty selling.
Shalon and his group would send phony "tips" on the rising share price via email spam sent to millions of people, and cash out when the price was high enough, causing the stocks of the companies they had tricked into going public to crater.
While it was eventually resolved through a complex deal that saw Ukraine buying gas from Russia (at full price) and Turkmenistan (at cut price) via a Swiss-registered Gazprom subsidiary, the dispute gave the EU a fit of the jitters: a compelling demonstration, Brussels said, of the dangers of becoming overdependent on one source of supply.
David Wilson, who recently told the 16 dealerships he owns in California to stop using TrueCar, says he has reason to share Honda's scepticism: he plays back to The Economist a voicemail from a rival dealer who had quoted him an attractive price via TrueCar on a new Lexus, calling to say that they did not have it in stock but could try to find one for him.
Using U.S. data, the second suggested that 8% of the rise in obesity prevalence between 1979 and 2004 was attributable to declining gasoline prices (via reduced walking and increased restaurant visits).
Merton problem, singular optimal control, option pricing via utility maximization.
It also alleges that the retailers were sharing information on future pricing via the suppliers.
These factors give suppliers an incentive to offer their best prices via negotiations, not auctions.
Despite the best efforts of Ofcom, its regulator, BT still effectively controls their pricing via BT Openreach, the division that looks after the infrastructure.
