Sentence examples for pricing which from inspiring English sources

One pressure point is the difference between intrastate pricing, which is controlled by state regulators, and interstate pricing, which is set by the F.C.C.

The abolition of carbon pricing, which penalised the big polluters, followed a lengthy scare campaign.

The brisk sell-out was helped by careful pricing, which Digital Design's photos aided, he said.

They can raise pricing, which means the core business grows 7 to 8percentt a year.

Road pricing, which is probably inevitable, thus tends to proceed by stealth.

And that brings us back to carbon pricing, which would both provide revenue and leverage a lot of private investment.

The Mets have introduced dynamic pricing, which allows them to raise or lower ticket prices depending on demand.

"That is a significant discount compared to Manhattan pricing, which is now $50 a square foot," she said.

Mullen said intense competition at the festival had pushed the industry into offers and pricing which "abandoned bookmaking principles".

The dispute centres around "transfer pricing", which multinationals use to value the goods and services shifted around the group structure.

Uber told riders that it would suspend surge pricing, which increases fares during times of high demand.