Sentence examples for set a higher price from inspiring English sources

But Labour accused the government of undervaluing the company and "massively short-changing" taxpayers by failing to set a higher price.

An insurer that expects many sick people to enroll will set a higher price than an insurer that expects plenty of healthy ones.

The Delaware Chancery Court's vice chancellor speaks with Reynolds Holding about Dell, DFC Global and appraisal actions, which allow holdout shareholders who didn't vote for a deal to ask the court to set a higher price for their stock.

If landlords are effectively required to set their prices now for the next 3 years, their incentive is to set a higher price now in order to guarantee themselves a decent return over the whole period.

The nature of the PJM market magnifies the importance of losing a cheap generator; all producers get the same payment, equal to the highest-cost generation running, and if a low-cost generator is retired, then the most expensive generator needed to replace it will set a higher price for everyone.

Channel subscriptions start at 2.99 per month, with the ability for creators to set a higher price.

So he deliberately set a high price -- and waited.

Vertex knew it could set a high price for Kalydeco because clinical trials showed striking results.

That was because the actors' unions of yesteryear set a high price on getting your voice associated with an advert.

It is one thing for a small country with a perennial existential crisis to believe that, as the Israeli general Moshe Dayan once put it, "it was in our power to set a high price on our blood, a price too high for the Arab community, the Arab army or the Arab governments to think it worth paying".

This reduces the incentive to set a high price, as a lower price raises revenues, which consequently raises the value of the objective function immediately.