Sentence examples for print prices from inspiring English sources

The prices of e-books with pictures be generally in line with print prices.

Company officials have said the growth in circulation revenue was helped greatly by the demand for digital subscriptions and the rise in print prices.

But these online rises were echoed in papers that didn't increase their cover prices, so the notion that rising print prices drive people towards websites is unproven.

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Now ebook prices are way up and print prices are way down, a situation that eats into the publishers' physical distribution models and guts their ebook sales.

Meanwhile, the traditional publishers don't want to undercut their print prices, so they're usually charging $2.99 or $3.99 for new issues.

And as the cover print price goes up, and up, the remaining presses themselves will be switched off.

Some people even print price lists found on the Internet and use them to negotiate with local funeral directors.

The Government has also moved to print price labels on NHS drugs in order to make sick people aware of the costs of their treatment.

Assuming that Ms. Sandberg's book becomes available through MatchBook and that Amazon doesn't jack up the print price of the book, an e-book and print package for "Lean In" would cost $15.80 or less.

With Apple, under a formula that tethers the maximum e-book price to the print price on the same book, publishers will be able to charge $12.99 to $14.99 for most general fiction and nonfiction titles — higher than the common $9.99 price that Amazon had effectively set for new releases and best sellers.