Sentence examples for relatively high-priced from inspiring English sources

Shares in Gilead Sciences and the the Alleghany Corporation plunged after both companies announced relatively high-priced deals.

At this stage of his business, and with such a relatively high-priced product, every single potential customer is precious.

REUTERS   Shareholders Punish Gilead and Alleghany for Expensive Deals  |  Shares of Gilead Sciences and the Alleghany Corporation plunged after both companies announced relatively high-priced deals.

New markets, often regional in nature, arose to supplement the older centres that had developed on the basis of the long-distance exchange of relatively high-priced imperishables.

Others, however, say they are concerned about the rise in student debt and the fact that college-bound applicants may not be aware that there are options other than relatively high-priced private loans.

Yet earlier this year the owner of the plant here -- the Imperial Sugar Company, the nation's biggest sugar refiner -- was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, because it has lost so much money lately turning relatively high-priced raw sugar into the refined sugar it sells into a depressed, glutted market.

The Steelers currently have a veteran starter, one first round pick, two second round picks and a relatively high priced free agent on their offensive line.

Moreover, the clothes are relatively high priced for the juniors market: white spandex low-rise jeans with athletic stripes retailed for $125, and an orange Army Girl top with gold star epaulets was $58.

The Coliseum, built in 1972 and barely renovated since, has 31 luxury suites and a relatively small number of high-priced premium seats.

The machines represent a shift in strategy from selling relatively small volumes of high-priced machines to seeking greater market share with lower-priced machines that have lower profit margins.

Those fortunate enough to live close to both an ethanol plant and a soybean plant that processes low-linolenic beans find themselves in a relatively rare circumstance: choosing between high-priced soybeans or higher-priced corn, at least as long as the ethanol boom continues.