Sentence examples for some sort of pricing from inspiring English sources

Should there be some sort of pricing restraint by biotech companies?

But since no other exchanges are showing similar prices, it's very likely that this $8,500 price was some sort of pricing glitch and not the actual price the broader market was assigning to Bitcoin Cash.

In other words, banks that cling to their free-wheeling ways would have to pay some sort of price.

We are conditioned to think that we cannot have it all without paying some sort of price.

"New construction is finally increasing," he said, "so we can look for some sort of price equilibrium".

Some sort of price signaling may already have started: in 2008, fertilizer prices spiked about seven hundred per cent, touching off a global food crisis.

But he said that "it doesn't make intellectual sense to have an investment rating unless you have some sort of price target in mind".

Democrats continued to insist on putting some sort of price on greenhouse gas emissions; Republicans continued to insist that to do so would be to impose a tax that would smother the economy.

The majority of major retailers offer some sort of price match guarantee, but it's often a hassle for consumers to take advantage of that option.

While I doubt Nintendo needs to cut the price of its still hard to find console, Sony may want to consider some sort of price cut for the 360.

The Maloofs, unlike so many of their superclass peers, seem to be paying some sort of price for their unrelenting dishonesty and braying incompetence.