Sentence examples for pricing maybe from inspiring English sources

Chromebook retailers such as Amazon and Best Buy have yet to update their pricing — maybe they didn't get the memo yet.

"But it mostly boils down to pricing... Maybe Apple pushed its 'Apple tax' a bit too far this time around". This is why the threat of a 10% tariff is one bridge too far for Apple.

Maybe you wake up the next day and grumble about the surge pricing, maybe you wish you'd just saved the bucks and walked, but then you drown your sorrows in a plate of some egg-based scramble and forget about it.

Modern blocks command higher prices: maybe £1,600 a square metre.

Maybe the ticket prices; maybe the grand traditions that surround it.

But for their potential, the wines fetched high prices, maybe even record prices, at least until the next great vintage.

"Watercolours at a reasonable price - maybe a painting of the area I happen to live in.

At these prices, maybe the solution is to get one of each.

This team is expected to be in the World Series every year, and at those prices maybe it should.

You're looking to maintain a price maybe a little bit below, or a little bit above, the current illicit price.

Home hunters need to navigate housing jargon, rent prices, maybe even getting catfished (while highly unlikely, no one wants to be the plot of a Lifetime movie).