Sentence examples for pricing standpoint from inspiring English sources

Both have good exposure to the businesses that are improving from a pricing standpoint.

Some of them, he said, now "are taking this opportunity to reinvent themselves from a pricing standpoint".

No word on price or availability but you can probably expect it to fall in line with the other netbooks from a pricing standpoint.

Then MSI would run the gamut from a pricing standpoint: Wind U100, Wind U120, Wind U200, X-320, X-340, X-400, X-600, etc., ranging from $400 up to around $1000.

"From a price standpoint, you get more value in Brooklyn than you can achieve in Manhattan," said Stanley L. Iezman, the chairman and chief executive of American Realty Advisors.

But from an overall supply and price standpoint, the accident doesn't add much worry to the worries already well in place.

But they argue that prices, from a historical standpoint, remain attractive.

"From a psychology standpoint, lower prices at the pump are correlated with higher consumer confidence," said Michael Niemira, chief economist for the International Council of Shopping Centers.

The telephone companies say that local cable advertising, from the standpoint of price and the audience reached, could be one of the most effective ways to promote D.S.L. to the relatively young, technically adept and affluent consumers most likely to sign up for high-speed Internet access.

So from the standpoint of prices and things like that, you know, we're still a ways away from inflation-adjusted highs at something like $2,800 an ounce back in 1980.

In other words, a decade ago the European broadband market may have looked healthy from the standpoint of consumer pricing, but after 10 years of underinvestment, European households (only half of which have access to networks capable of speeds of even 30 megabits) have far fewer broadband options and innovations than their American counterparts.