Sentence examples for pricing drivers from inspiring English sources

If this plan follows Tesla's pricing, drivers can expect to pay slightly different rates in different states.

If prices had truly fallen in line with oil prices, drivers would now be paying just 97.8p per litre.

But it does not mean it is fair to reflect those differences in the price drivers pay.

Second, if declining demand pushes down the oil price, drivers may turn back to gas-guzzling cars, as they did when oil was cheap in the 1990s.

Faced with higher prices, drivers would cut back on their driving; homeowners would turn down their thermostats; owners of marginal oil wells would put them back into production.

Motoring groups welcomed the move but said that the total tax, including VAT, still accounted for around 60% of the price drivers pay at the petrol pump.

It said: Although we believe the market has underestimated the dollar sourcing risk for SPD from 2017, we think the two key share price drivers of international and online sales are improving again and valuation is now more reasonable.

And the shares are low-rated, on just 10.6 times 2014 PE compared to the sector on 13.3 times so, in our view, have a way to rally before longer-term debates about growth and returns become share price drivers.

A11 Unfazed by Gas Prices Drivers in Los Angeles have not parked their cars and hopped on public transit even though the average price of a gallon of regular gas in California has risen 50 cents a gallon since the first of the year to $2.12 a gallon.

[Page A1.] Not All Profiting From Oil Prices Drivers have been paying almost twice as much for gasoline as they did a few years ago, but many operators of service stations and convenience stores, like Kenneth Cerny, who runs a market in Wisconsin, are poorer for it.

Results indicate that energy prices are important food price drivers in the long run.