Sentence examples for pricing recognizes from inspiring English sources

The new pricing recognizes that not all deliveries are created equal: For instance, ordering smoothies from the Jamba Juice down the street — as one Vungle co-founder does pretty much every day — is different from ordering Postmates to pick up some animal style fries from In-N-Out at Fisherman's Wharf and having them delivered to the Outer Sunset.

To guarantee the loan pricing recognized by both investors and financiers, we applied the principle of fair pricing on loans.

Such a constraint on the permit price recognizes that pollution policy is always a tradeoff of costs and benefits.

Prices recognize that value, even when we can't otherwise measure it.

Interestingly, however, the committee did bundle public transportation into the ticket price, recognizing the opportunity to reduce traffic congestion in and around the venues.

Most other lenders would have sold the trailer to a mobile home dealer at a distress price, recognizing a loss.

Higher prices, recognized as discouraging smoking (26), may also be used to deter alcohol drinking (27).

Pricing emissions recognizes that the normally efficient system of pricing goods and letting people choose what to buy and sell breaks down when some goods are not priced (negative externalities, for instance).

But Mirage, which is run by Stephen A. Wynn, said it would be willing to consider a transaction at a higher price "that recognizes the real value of Mirage Resorts".

Mr. Gauger said EnCap acquired the property for about $12 million, which he characterized as a low price that recognizes the additional costs of cleanup and capping.

"Over the past seven months, the special committee persistently attempted to work constructively with Roche and we were consistent in our stated willingness to negotiate toward a price that recognizes the full value of Genentech," the committee said in its letter to shareholders.