Sentence examples for priced off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "priced off" is not a correct part of a sentence in written English
It does not have any defined meaning. If you wish to use the phrase "priced off," you should define what it means in the context of your writing. For example: "She had been priced off the market for years, until recently when she decided to start selling her products again."
In Britain, those in defined contribution pension schemes (fast becoming the majority of workers) are virtually forced into buying annuities with their pension pots; annuities that are priced off low gilt yields.
Mick Cash, RMT acting general secretary of the RMT rail union, said: "People will simply be priced off the railways while the greedy train operating companies are laughing all the way to the bank".
We are facing an American-style market in higher education where the top universities will be reserved for the privileged few and ordinary people are priced off our campuses.
But thanks to the concession on contributions, millions of people, from newspaper delivery boys and waiters to pensioners on neighbourhood-watch schemes, can earn extra cash from jobs that would otherwise be priced off the market.At least off the official one.
"Typically, trading is priced off your credit quality," Mr. Miller said, and because the credit ratings of many energy companies have plummeted in recent months, the cost of borrowing to make good on commitments -- to satisfy jittery buyers and sellers -- has soared.
With mortgages and other loans priced off such long-term debt, that would do little to shore up already fragile consumer confidence.
It does consume lower priced off-peak electricity and produces electricity of higher value at peak times.
"You have to price off institutional demand.
But I think if there is a sharp U.S. slowdown, that will bring oil prices off".
It cooled prices off, but only to take profits.
Commerzbank and BNP are cheap, with share prices off 34 % and 23, respectively, from last years highs.
