Sentence examples similar to subject to pricing from inspiring English sources

But we're increasingly subject to prices set by others".

Of course, Microsoft could be not only broken up but also subject to price controls.

Prescription drugs are subject to price controls in Canada, as in many industrial countries.

Architects' and lawyers' fees in Italy and Germany are subject to price floors and ceilings.

"It's already in hand," she said, and therefore was not subject to price increases because of higher wellhead prices.

That's in part because cross-specialty work is likely to be less subject to price-based competition.

Gasoline is one of the few products subject to price controls here that is in relatively ample supply.

Among the remaining differences were exactly what goods China wanted on its list of those subject to price controls.

So the government decreed that, along with tortillas, beans and bread, tickets would be subject to price controls.

Because America doesn't have enough domestic oil, Cheney said, "We're increasingly subject to prices set by others".

The water industry has long been subject to price regulation, along with many energy markets in Europe.