Sentence examples for slimmer price from inspiring English sources
The forced disclosure of technical information and the requirement for an unbundled version of Windows, with a slimmer price tag, are the two things Microsoft has most strenuously opposed.
Buy now Verdict: At a relatively slim price for the stunning engineering and sound that you get, Harman Kardon's SoundSticks are the perfect choice for making your PC into a fully-rounded entertainment system, though make sure you like the look of them, or are able to tuck them away – the transparent bubble shapes aren't for everyone.
Nvidia trades for a slim price to earnings-growth ratio of.75.
That slim price difference makes it clear that the NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight is for hardcore readers (people who are hardcore about reading, not people who read hardcore material) who want to be able to use a single device both indoors and out.
Pseudo-events are made largely for the press; were they to diminish greatly in number, fat newspapers would be slim, the price of newsprint would drop.
They're not just slimming: when priced by the pound, this season's most diaphanous dresses might make you lightheaded.
While wireless giants like Nokia and Samsung slash their forecasts, Pantech Wireless, also known as PWI, is counting on its portfolio of slim, reasonably priced cellphones and its close ties with AT&T to help it grow in 2009.
The two original PS3 Slim models, priced at US$299.99 and US$349.99 respectively, hold 120/250 GB.
"Ooh, that's nice," said Pat Brown, as she held up a slim black skirt (price: $29.99).
The S2209 is sleek, slim, and the price is right.
The second-generation model completely eliminates those issues with a slimmer design and pricing that's competitive with that of the iPod nano.
