Sentence examples for reset prices from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, some models predict that when inflation is low, firms reset prices less often.
Regulators have put in place circuit breakers to halt trading and reset prices in case stocks plunge.
Hence the recent marketing blitz intended to persuade people to replace their existing sets with so-called 4K models, which quadruple the number of pixels on the screen.By offering sharper images, South Korean and Japanese television makers, such as LG, Samsung, Sony, Sharp and Panasonic, hope to reset prices to levels at which they can earn substantial profits again.
The commodity bulls argue that demand in China and India is causing an epochal change that has reset prices permanently higher.
"Cisco's acquisitions might make sense in a microcosm, but they've reset" prices in the industry, says Ciena CEO Patrick Nettles, whose own stock is up more than 200% this year.
"Cisco's acquisitions might make sense in a microcosm, but they've reset" prices in the industry, says Ciena Chief Executive Patrick Nettles, whose own stock is up over 200% this year.
"Looking at this data, the art world is resetting prices to 2004, 2005," he said.
This information could warn the hospital to reconsider resetting prices of these tests profitability ration less than 1.
"We reset the prices at a sharp discount, and the units are flying off the shelves," said Gary Barnett, the president of the Extell Development Company, the New York-based developer of 1060 Brickell, which was completed last year.
Since options were a big reason why people were willing to work the long hours for low pay that many dot.coms required, the market correction has left many firms struggling to hold on to staff.As a result, firms with depressed shares, from tiny dot.coms to Microsoft, have had to increase their cash salaries, reset strike prices and issue new options.
"Drillers tied in to fixed contracts with oil companies will have no opportunity to reset their prices, so will have to bear the extra tax".
