Sentence examples for relatively high pricing from inspiring English sources

The relatively high pricing on Android (vs its freemium approach on iOS) is down to what doctape sees as a gap in the market on Google Play.

With surprisingly low pricing like the Daily's, or (relatively) high pricing like the WSJ's, can they get enough people to subscribe to make turn a dollar?

A number of challenges have prevented access to these vaccines including relatively high pricing, sustainability of funding, procurement capacity and limited technical expertise.

It indicates OPEC's relative comfort with and confidence in the relatively high price of oil, which has surpassed $25 a barrel for most of the year, settling in New York late Friday at $30.17.

Stable, relatively high prices also may encourage conservation.

"Meeting the demand -- which will happen -- will be attended by relatively high prices".

For now, customers with few alternatives appear willing to absorb the relatively high prices.

"The relatively high prices, however, put rural homes out of reach for many, particularly the young".

But the relatively high prices of soybeans might have caused some of them to switch.

"I'm looking for relatively high prices for gasoline and heating oil".

Nor are the shellfish so outstanding as to justify their relatively high price tag.