Sentence examples for terms of discounts from inspiring English sources

The suppliers in turn will increasingly compete for the favor of the aggregators — not just in terms of food quality, speed and review scores, but also in terms of discounts.

The pre-paid Pret and Starbucks cards function as a simpler means of payment, but must be topped up by at least £5 each time and offer little or nothing in terms of discount.

The market isn't very efficient in terms of valuing these developers, in terms of discounting what their future prospects are back to the present value today.

28 29 49 51 In a secondary analysis, we calculated the incremental cost effectiveness in terms of discounted rupees per disability adjusted life year (DALY) averted (by using standard age weighting and discounting 52).

The models differed with respect to which strategy was most effective in terms of discounted LYGs: 5 found 10-yearly colonoscopy to be most effective (22, 23, 37) and 3 the combination of sigmoidoscopy and FOBT (18, 20, 35).

Analysts at Barclays said Dixons Carphone, Argos, Asos and Zara led the way in terms of the discounts they offered.

That's certainly the case in terms of the discounts small stores are able to offer.

As the report notes, Apple has high margin device sales, which means it doesn't have as much flexibility in terms of hardware discounts as Android does with its $100 phones.

The imperfectly rational model can be partially explained in terms of hyperbolic discounting, which, unlike exponential discounting, accounts for changing time preference rates.

Results are reported in terms of the discounted incremental costs and discounted incremental quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) gained between the 2 alternative interventions.

Why? A.It was the place that was the most expensive, in terms of the discount pricing that the underwriters demanded of new companies to go public against what would be the normal market price for the stock.