Sentence examples for pricing challenges from inspiring English sources
"Cascade hydro presents unique pricing challenges due to the complexities associated with operating the plant.
SSE, which was fined £1.75m by Ofgem in December for failing to meet obligations to provide free insulation to low-income households, blamed the problems on "unique pricing challenges".
There are also pricing challenges due to extrapolation of mortality rates beyond the 10 years' follow-up analysed here, and because HIV-positive individuals may apply for insurance at any time prior to or during treatment, but our estimates are based on CD4 cell count and HIV-1 RNA 6 months after ART initiation.
In our view, the company faces a considerable volume and pricing challenge in parcels in the next 18 months".
It was, she said "not a marketing strategy based on racial demographics" but one intended to protect retailers who face stiff price challenges from nearby competitors.
Certainly the recent burst of new exploration and development of oil fields, both offshore and inland — largely driven by higher oil prices — challenges those seeing (or seeking) an early end to the oil age.
Unfortunately, however, because this has not be done, the familiar arguments for business-as-usual based on energy security and price challenges are once more trotted out as reasons why we must delay the inevitable.
Sales figures — and its corresponding stock price challenges — are telling a story all its own.
Companies that support "lowest price" challenges (we visit P.C. Richards in New York for appliances, for example) are beholden to their low prices and although they're often draconian when it comes to checking your wallet on the way out the door.
I'll take a price challenge against any other high-end cocktail bar in London and see how we square up".
More than half the initial public offerings this year are now trading under their offering price, challenging the market wisdom that getting into a hot initial public offering is easy money in the bank.
