Sentence examples for pricing means from inspiring English sources

Fair-value pricing means a financial instrument is assigned an estimated price when no market price is readily available.

Often more expensive than a standard taxi, "surge pricing" means that customers pay more at times of peak demand, such as in bad weather.

Speaking in a Westminster Hall debate on the future of pubs last month, Tory MP Andrew Griffiths warned that European competition laws and interference from Brussels "prevents us from clearly targeting" what below-cost pricing means.

But SaveTheInternet.in argues that Airtel's differential pricing means it is not being neutral between providers of online content, and that consumer choice will suffer.Indian regulators do not generally enjoy a reputation for independence.

Inama Val Liona, IGT Veneto Rosso, Italy 2014 (£14.99, or £9.99 as part of a case of six bottles, Majestic) While you can buy a single bottle at Majestic these days, the way the retailer structures its pricing means it's only really worth buying a case of six bottles (which can be mixed).

Linear pricing means that each system has to pay an amount proportional to its transmit power.

That is what market price means.

Lower energy prices means certain projects are no longer viable.

A more efficient price means a more accurate price for everyone.

But the fall in the oil price means that this is drying up.

The final £36.27 bid price means that the toaster would have had 3,627 bids of 1p.