Sentence examples for sensitive prices from inspiring English sources

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.

"The exchange of commercially sensitive pricing information can result in higher prices for customers, as it can diminish incentives on organisations to compete on price and has the potential to facilitate collusion," the OFT said.

The most sensitive price in the analysis was sumatriptan.

That same month, executives from Disney along with NBC and News Corp argued in a meeting with FCC officials that posting the political ad file would allow "competitors in the market and commercial advertisers [to] anonymously glean highly sensitive pricing data".

For each commodity, storage units with different technical and economic parameters as well as a possible external connection considering time-sensitive prices for import/export and peak demand charges can be defined.

As poor smokers are generally more price sensitive, increasing prices of tobacco might be another option to discourage them (e.g. who live in slums) to smoke.

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.

Most of the proposed QoS-pricing schemes focus on congestion-sensitive pricing and optimal pricing solutions.

Our main contribution in this paper is to address implementation issues for congestion-sensitive pricing over a single differentiated-services (diff-serv) domain.

This skewness-sensitive pricing of generics is inconsistent with the hypothesis that competition enforces marginal cost pricing by generics.