Sentence examples for the price performance from inspiring English sources
Price said Foley confused comparisons between the price performance of privatised and government owned networks by mixing concepts of price rises and prices levels.
But, despite the price performance, trying to understand the property market — let alone buying a home — is a challenge.
Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, said his company would benefit from what he called "a weak Moore's Law," referring to the 8percentt annual improvements in the price performance of lithium-ion batteries.
The analysts could then be matched -- by name -- to their recommendations; the dates for each buy, sell or hold nod they published; and the price performance since that guidance was issued.
"I think that the price performance is pretty compelling," says Raymond James & Associates analyst Brian Alexander.
Each year we measured the price performance over 12 months following the lists pricing date.
While laptops had existed in various forms for years, by the mid 2000s, the prices, performance, and size made them viable "desktop replacements".
Mercedes/AMG promises a "marked improvement in the price-performance ratio".
There seems to have been a radical alteration in the price-performance equation while hardly anybody was looking.
Where the computer manufacturers have had the benefit of Moore's Law to help them drive down the price-performance ratio of their products, carmakers have had to rely on value-engineering almost exclusively.
In other words, because both technologies continue to evolve, the price-performance gap between flash and hard disks is narrowing slowly, if at all (see chart).However, says Mr Handy, the price per gigabyte does not give the complete picture.
