Sentence examples for subject of pricing from inspiring English sources

The associate was more reticent on the subject of pricing.

On the subject of pricing, Koum recalled how, when he first moved to the U.S., it was expensive and difficult to phone family long distance, with the need to sign up to long distance phoning plans — a challenge for immigrants with limited resources.

As they sat down, Mr. Levin told Mr. Case he did not want to discuss the subject of price just yet, but instead wanted to focus on what he called the "social issues" -- whether the two shared similar perspectives on management and whether Mr. Case understood the need to avoid allowing business considerations crimp the independence of Time Warner's thousands of magazine and broadcast journalists.

On the subject of price, on the Upper East Side, Two Little Red Hens sells a cheesecake some people favor and their version is fine.

A hot topic right now, of course, is the subject of carbon pricing.

The company also confirmed the conventional wisdom as well as other industry reports around the subject of app pricing on Android – specifically, that users on that platform are even less willing to pay for mobile apps than those on iOS.

The battle to see which political party can out-pander the other on the subject of gasoline prices is embarrassing.

OLIVIER BLANCHARD and Marianna Riggi have good and bad news on the subject of oil prices and macroeconomic performance.

Other horses were also the subject of dramatic price collapses, with the market apparently failing to compensate and lengthen the odds of the other runners.

The proprietors are gracious and knowledgeable about their stocks, and they enjoy appreciative guests who ask first before they touch and resist raising the subject of the price of an object until they have admired it.

The rationale of Fairtrade is that producers of commodities subject to price volatility should be protected through payment of a minimum price to cover living and production costs, a price which adjusts whenever the market shifts above the minimum threshold.