Sentence examples for representative price from inspiring English sources

But it is becoming trickier to see either benchmark as a truly representative price for oil.

"I think the governor is willing, in today's climate, to take itty-bitty steps," Representative Price said.

"Given her background, you might not have expected her coming into Duke to be as strong and effective promoter of the athletic program as she has been," Representative Price said.

But it most likely will not change her legacy at Duke. "The focus on student life, the academics, the improvement of the physical plant, the wise investment policy that has made possible so much in the way of campus improvement and campus expansion, the bringing of the university into world-class status," Representative Price said.

According to NEORI, the representative price for IOR incentive is from $5/tonne for an industrial-low cost tranche to $37/tonne for industrial high cost and power plant tranche, with an average price taken as $20/tonne (NEORI 2012).

"The Senate should give Representative Price's record the full examination it deserves," the group cautioned.

Nick Gavin, a senior associate at the Corcoran Group, offered two recent examples of representative prices.

A few weeks ago, the former sales representative priced a $275,000 loan with a 30-year term and a fixed rate for a borrower putting down 10percentt, with fully documented income, and a credit score of 620.

In order to obtain representative prices of imported vehicles under different categories, a weighted average price for both LHD and RHD vehicles under a particular category was estimated on the basis of mean vehicle import price with respect to each age category, multiplied by the corresponding percentage of age distribution, and finally added them together for all age groups.

Some representative prices for that year include $42.5M for a tanker, $60.7 million for a, $73 million for a, and $116 million for tanker.

The Price-Dogett letter is similar to the support many members of the House gave to diplomacy in July, when more than 130 Democrats and Republicans signed a letter organized by Representatives Price and Charlie Dent (R-PA) that asked President Obama to "to utilize all diplomatic tools to reinvigorate ongoing nuclear talks".