Sentence examples for thinking price from inspiring English sources

"Until our broader community can understand this and until our mob can say yes this is a deep-seated issue, this is something we do accept, we need to change this way of thinking," Price said.

Earlier this year Chinese producers sold short (ie, sold what they did not own), thinking prices would fall.

"They might start off thinking prices are mad, but they'll be convinced by me.

The boom of recent years left many Americans financially vulnerable because they had borrowed too much against their homes, thinking prices would not go down.

Martin Smith of Whirlpool, an American white-goods maker, says his company overhauled its pricing two years ago by thinking of prices themselves as a product, much like a dishwasher.

A majority of voters (51%) thought that limiting negative gearing and reducing the concession on capital gains tax would have an impact on house prices, with 19% thinking house prices would fall and 32% believing they would rise at a slower rate.

"Prepayment penalties are a way to try to fool [borrowers] into thinking the price is $1,100 dollars a month -- that's the teaser rate -- when in fact the real price of this product is the equivalent of $1,900 dollars a month.

Or you could start by deciding what features matter to you most, before thinking about price.

Subsequently, there was a second round of negotiations on the stations, and Viacom walked away again, thinking the price was too high.

Indeed, economics students who persist in thinking that price caps are pro-consumer risk being taken aside by their college advisors and urged to switch to another major.

What's an example of a company that really does do a good job of thinking about price at the R&D stage?