Sentence examples for priced alike from inspiring English sources

In time, GM was once again producing multiple cars of different brands that both looked and were priced alike.

For GM, it was 1921 all over again, with brands that look alike and are priced alike.

It was now held responsible for ensuring full employment and stable prices alike.

It should be noted that, ubiquitous or not, the MUJI T-shirt made of reused yarn is a Missoni look-alike but not a price-alike ($26 for the long-sleeved; $20 for the short-sleeved).

Stocks and bonds alike are priced for perfection, and when that's the case, the slightest hiccup – like comments made by Federal Reserve officials early this month – can ignite a big selloff.

The most common pitfalls, according to agents and Web sites alike, are pricing your house too high and failing to do enough marketing.

Houses priced between €100,000 and €200,000 proved attractive to first-time buyers and investors alike, but trading of homes in the €400,000-plus price bracket was sluggish.

The good news: Firms and employees alike can trim costs by taking advantage of negotiated discounts, considering competitively priced options and comparing short-term prices with overall value.

This educated everyone across the board, men and women alike, and helped us to price our work.

The plates range from 8 to 12 inches, and no two are alike; prices start at $35 each, at Fishs Eddy, 889 Broadway (19th Street), (212) 421290212

The economy will enter 2004 in party mood: the best monsoon for at least five years has cheered farmers and urban consumers alike; prices are stable; foreign-exchange reserves are bulging; and the rupee, after weakening steadily for years, is enjoying a new bout of strength.Industry will grow at a respectable 6-7% in 2004.