Sentence examples for prices count from inspiring English sources
After all, wood certification has not yet stopped predatory logging, largely because much of the wood hauled out of the Amazon is sold in Brazil, where low prices count for more than green guarantees.
Items with retail prices count at full retail towards this minimum, while net priced items count at cost.
Nor, by the way, is a fall in asset prices counted as a decline in the capital stock, which is in principle measured in physical terms.
Price counts only for twenty points, less than ten per cent of the total.
Inquiries like the one involving Schering-Plough focus in part on an exception to the 1990 Medicaid "best price" law that has allowed drug makers sometimes to sell their products for a "nominal" price -- defined as less than 10percentt of the manufacturer's average price, without having that price counted as part of the calculation of what Medicaid is charged.
But both patrons and vendors at the market think things will get worse: The low fuel prices they count on, kept among the cheapest in the world by aggressive subsidies, may soon skyrocket, too.
Most of the high-priced seats at Wrigley Field do not have those amenities, yet those seats' prices are counted in the survey.
Consumer prices, not counting food and energy, were up 1.2percentt in the 12 months through February.
The stability of administered prices is counted by some observers as an advantage in its provision of a basis for planning.
She also noted that while she understands parents can get more done at the grocery store without the kids in tow, the supermarket can be an ideal place to discuss numbers while looking at prices and counting coins.
