Sentence examples for sensitive price from inspiring English sources
IBM, for example, estimates that it saved $377m last year by using its private exchange, through which it can reveal sensitive price and inventory information to chosen customers and suppliers.
"Programs like zero-rating, which we call subsidised calling plans, are intended to get people who have never used the internet, who have not become familiar with it, who have very sensitive price points [to], in a subsidised manner, try to come on to the internet," adds Mathews.
The most sensitive price in the analysis was sumatriptan.
Iron ore price negotiations and shipments between Anglo-Australian mineRio Tintonto and BHP Billiton have been almost frozen since four of Rio Tinto's Shanghai staff were detained by Chinas Public Security Bureau in early July on charges of bribing Chinese steelmakers to obtain "state secrets" about sensitive price information during the annual iron ore contract price negotiations.
The most important and politically sensitive prices, for the grains that supply most human calories, were down only 2.4 percent in 2012 from the previous year.
For fixed income securities, zeros have the most sensitive prices of any type of bond.
Most of the proposed QoS-pricing schemes focus on congestion-sensitive pricing and optimal pricing solutions.
Authorities have already carried out a public consultation on ticket price increases; remarks suggest they are looking at distance-based and perhaps time-sensitive pricing.
Our main contribution in this paper is to address implementation issues for congestion-sensitive pricing over a single differentiated-services (diff-serv) domain.
The ferries took one heck of a beating from the more nimble no-frills airlines until they adopted the same dynamic, demand-sensitive pricing model.
This skewness-sensitive pricing of generics is inconsistent with the hypothesis that competition enforces marginal cost pricing by generics.
