Sentence examples similar to pricing on application from inspiring English sources
Cartier, long-time purveyor of price-on-application jewellery, has released a decadent short film masquerading as an advert.
Price on application, but expect to pay around £500- £600.
The Leonardo table, a trestle base with a light wooden top, was first produced in 1969, looks as fresh as a daisy today and is available from vago.com (price on application), while the wonderful 1970 Spirale ashtray for Alessi - a round, chrome bowl inlaid with a removable spiral - remains a mainstay of chic gift counters everywhere.
Moreover, if you are feeling a little flush (to the tune of well into seven figures for a week's holiday – exact price on application, but as the maxim goes, if you have to ask you can't afford it), Abramovich's Eclipse is now a highly exclusive charter available through SuperYachts Monaco.
Prices are on application.
Since the launch of Apple's App Store, developers have faced an ongoing dillema: "For Free, or Not For Free"? Putting a price on an application to generate some revenue obviously adds a significant barrier to entry, especially when there are so many free apps available.
Increasingly insurers are applying "postcode pricing" to applications for policies.
While developers are free to set their own prices for applications peddled on the store, competition has kept prices low.
The models use minimum price methodology based on application of elementary principles of economic theory to commercial activity with undeveloped production and/or the demand side of the biomass market.
This is significantly more than the average price for applications in these categories on the Apple App Store for iPhone ($10.74 and $5.74).
