Sentence examples for prodigious pricing from inspiring English sources

The two most expensive large airports on the list, Cincinnati and Charlotte, are both big hubs in medium-sized cities, which means that their hub carriers end up with massive market shares and a prodigious pricing power.

It was solely the lure of the stone that determined the prodigious price.

The concept of the modern hero in antique dress belongs to the tradition of academic theory, exemplified by the English painter Sir Joshua Reynolds in one of his Royal Academy Discourses: "The desire for transmitting to posterity the shape of modern dress must be acknowledged to be purchased at a prodigious price, even the price of everything that is valuable in art".

China's imports have ballooned this year, thanks to its prodigious stimulus spending and a rise in commodity prices.

The second scheme created a handful of investment pools which purchased prodigious amounts of Julian stock in order to inflate prices and attract new investors, all the while allowing its members to collect usurious rates of interest.

The share price was further depressed by the news that a prodigious lot of 3.1 billion previously locked shares held by institutional investors was released to trade freely starting Monday.

But, even if oil prices drop into the low $50s, the firm should still generate prodigious amounts of cash.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.

The slaughter was prodigious.

Beard's output is prodigious.