Sentence examples for prices aimed from inspiring English sources

When the Broadband Stakeholder Group issued its report, he brushed its findings aside and called on BT to set "fair prices aimed at bringing broadband to the mass market".BT argues that it cannot cut DSL prices because Oftel, the telecoms regulator, will not let it.

The strategy takes advantage of lower prices aimed at leisure travelers who are more likely to travel on weekends, said Marty Paz, a telecommunications manager from Las Vegas who has become something of a car rental pricing sleuth since he began avidly renting cars to pad his frequent flier account.

Vicenza has been an important centre of Italy's gold and silver industry for centuries, but I find the ancient stores lining the ground floor of the Basilica Palladiana are classics in their design, with prices aimed at a seriously wealthy clientele.

ESPN has a similar offer, at a similar price, aimed at a similar market.

But with SmartStax corn and Roundup Ready 2 soybeans, the company's pricing aimed for a 50-50 split.

Just think of how much hotter it might have been the other day but for the carbon tax! Labor's carbon price aimed for a 5% reduction in carbon emissions.

It also has channels showing curated content from companies including McDonald's and Fisher-Price aimed specifically at younger viewers.

Lenovo's products, including the Android-powered LePhone, benefits from strong brand recognition, nationwide availability, and affordable pricing aimed at the mid-to-lower end of the market.

The service will let users pick their domain name and will debut at $3 per month, a price aimed directly at undercutting Google's $50 per year and the $10 to $12 per month that Microsoft charges for its Webmail services.

With rare exception, efforts to introduce significant reform in road pricing, aimed at raising sufficient revenue to ensure that road investment and ongoing maintenance is secured, without an additional impost to users above current outlays, while at the same time reducing traffic congestion, has fallen largely on politically non-supportive ears.

SafetyCulture offers a freemium pricing structure for its SaaS, with the iAuditor app free to download for individual users with a 25MB upload and download limit, and price-plans then starting at $9 per month for SMEs, rising to custom enterprise pricing aimed at businesses' with more than 100 employees.