Sentence examples for pricing bands from inspiring English sources

In Australia, the higher education contribution scheme (the fees that students pay back after graduation) has different pricing bands related partly to the costs of provision and partly to the financial returns the graduates subsequently secure.

In consumer-fashion there are general pricing bands that establish certain boundaries for potential pricing.

For example, one of the launch styles for Cloven was a boat shoe where the pricing bands for a mid-tier boat shoe are about $70 - $90 retail price.

Comfort Rooms come in five styles (and price bands), the main difference being their size.

Price bands vary with rates starting from £55 to £325 a night and beyond.

However, EE said it would introduce different price bands for faster connections from September.

"Apple doesn't have price bands that match exactly to the 20p of the i," Leonard added.

Further analysis looked at the distribution of these inflated assessments in five different price bands, referred to as quintiles in the study.

Furthermore, he added that the current national tariff system helps private providers cherry pick easier work, as procedures are grouped into broad price bands.

Because there are then five different price bands for reserved seating – $699, $999 and $1,599 on the floor, or $999 and $1,599 in grandstands at the side – as well as a standing pit at the front of the stage, priced at $1,599.

See you all there!" Tickets for Download 2016 go on sale at 9am on Friday 23 October in the following price bands: day tickets: £75; weekend arena only: £175; three-night camping: £195; five-night camping: £205.