Sentence examples for prospective prices from inspiring English sources

The sales representatives of the underwriters, who are usually chatty about the prospective prices of normal offerings, are unusually taciturn about Google.

Prospective prices coupled with forecasted costs should control the decision to invest in its development, the determination to launch it commercially, and the decision to kill it.

We attempt to reconcile the systematic differences in the estimated impacts of biofuel production growth on the prospective prices and production of three major feedstock commodities, maize, sugar cane, and oilseeds across these studies.

Suborbital flights are likely to be the cheapest option to get your space fix for a while, with prospective prices currently at around $150,000-$150,000-$250,000person.

"It was an issue brought up by several candidates," said university President Richard Rush. "They were intimidated by prospective prices, especially if they were coming from other states". Castaneda is no stranger to California real estate.

Hospital care is provided by 164 public hospitals paid by a mix of nationally set prospective prices and block contracts negotiated with local health authorities.

Most analysts tend to use the prospective price-earnings ratio as their chosen measure, rather than the historic figure.

Superlight at less than three pounds, the Eee looks to be handsomely tapered, with a 10-inch LED-backlighted LCD screen and a prospective price of $429.

To be sure, they can never get a guarantee of future tuition costs, or the prospective price tag on their retirement home, or charges for large medical needs.

The prospective price-earnings ratio for the global market has gone up this year because profit expectations have fallen even faster than share prices.

Here is a company with £39m of pre-tax profit last season, and valued at almost £700m (albeit on a dizzying prospective price-earnings ratio of 40-plus).