Sentence examples for pricing cable from inspiring English sources

Updated at 8.37am BST 8.28am BST The interview then moves onto energy pricing (Cable says people can switch supplier,but admits he hasn't actually done it himself).

And yet … I find I can follow the vagaries of credit derivatives and complex Wall Street investment strategies with much more ease than I can decipher the intricacies involved in pricing cable services.

And it gives cable networks leverage in negotiating carriage fees, or the price cable companies pay in order to offer subscribers a network.

But the transformation will come at a price – cable tycoon John Malone's Liberty Global emerged on Tuesday with a rival bid for Spanish telecoms operator ONO.

Despite the higher price, cable subscribers outnumber DSL in the U.S. by a two-to-one margin.

By the time the deal was signed in June 1998 (for an initial price of $48 billion), it worked out to $3,500 a subscriber, twice the price cable systems were getting just a few years earlier.

It could even provide low-price cable TV services.

PRICE Cables can be found for $10.

9. New Look £12.99, newlook.com A bargain-price cable-knit jumper that is also available in other cheery colours and features a round neck and long sleeves.

PRICE Unless you're crossing long distances with composite (50 feet and up), you can go for low-price cables, sold by online retailers like Monoprice.com for around 54 cents a foot.

There are also a growing number of niche streaming services, ranging from the sports-focused fuboTV to the valued priced cable-like package offered by Philo, which was recently trying to increase distribution through a bundle deal with Pandora.