Sentence examples for the price of using from inspiring English sources

UBIQUITOUS connectivity has its downside, especially when it comes to the price of using your cellphone abroad.

"With Share-a-Jet, the price of using a private air charter is comparable to, and in some cases lower than, a first-class seat on a major airline," said Nate McKelvey, the chief executive.

We have heavy demand for runways because the price of using one is the same regardless of whether I land on it by myself in a private plane, or a 747 with 400 passengers uses the same strip".

Colao was speaking this morning at the Mobile World Congress ahead of a vote by European ministers this week on a new round of cuts which will set the price of using a phone abroad for the next ten years.

AIG, once the world's biggest insurer, thought it was making "easy money" by using its strong credit rating to sell protection against credit defaults; in fact, it was digging its own grave.These reforms may raise the price of using derivatives, but that would not necessarily be a bad thing.

California is now talking about setting up a European-style emissions-trading scheme with north-eastern states.A lot of businesses, convinced that the federal government will somehow raise the price of using fossil fuels, are investing in developing green technologies because they believe that the market for them is bound to grow.

The increased demand has made the price of used cooking oil skyrocket.

This programme effectively raises the price of used vehicles in developing countries.

As a result of the price of used clothing rising from £200 to £600, the public's donation of 480,000 tonnes of clothing to charity annually is worth £280m.

Well, it could lower the price of used Mercedes and BMWs and push down residual values estimates of what cars leased today will be worth when they come off lease a few years from now.

(A high volume of trade-ins is depressing the prices of used cars, but for now that is a problem for car dealers, not carmakers).