Sentence examples for represented a price from inspiring English sources
The need to reopen negotiations was slightly embarrassing for Democrats and represented a price they had paid for rushing to complete the legislation.
It represented a price that "fairly reflects the company's position in international power generation markets and its inherent growth potential," he said.
Consumer Intelligence, a market research agency specialising in insurance and banking, said the average UK motor premium stood at £788, which represented a price rise of 13.5% in the year to August.
Based on Anchor's closing stock price of $14.78 yesterday, the transaction has an approximate total value of $42.5 million, and represents a price of $16.26 for each Ledger share.
NetCreations stockholders will receive 0.41 share of DoubleClick common stock for each share of NetCreations common stock, representing a price of $12.15 a share.
Tips, after all, represent a price (the price of good service) and prices, Friedman firmly believed, should be left to perform their magic, drawing resources to their best use.
"The bidding on DoubleClick just represents a price floor," he says.
The conversion rate represents a price of $49.87 per share of common stock, which is just 12.5% above the Tuesday close.
This would represent a price where the use of the hypothetical device is still a cost-effective strategy compared to established products.
The taxes modelled here are not unrealistic; the highest rate of tax is £0.176/100 g beef, which represents a price increase of approximately 15 35% (depending on quality and type of beef purchased).
Coda had previously talked about a base price of $44,900, so the announcement represented a significant price drop, making it slightly more expensive than the Ford Focus Electric and Chevrolet Volt.
