Sentence examples for through a price from inspiring English sources

"And we won't be able to pass it along through a price increase".

Breaking that cycle requires a coordinated effort, from rich and poor countries, that prioritises sustainability and penalises high-carbon growth, for instance through a price on carbon.

Lewis said it was a multinational's right to try to push through a price increase but it was also Tesco's right to say "we will no longer stock them if they do so without a justified reason".

It reportedly employs several people who are tasked with ensuring that the company earns as close to zero profit as possible so that the store can maximise its growth in market share.Secondly, when consumers are led to believe that they "don't have to shop around"—whether through a price match policy or otherwise they shop around less.

A computational market is any collection of software agents interacting through a price system.

Question for the class: Should HBS put through a price increase?

These become fully payable in cash, if the deal goes through, at a price of £3.40 per share.

One new firm, Stobart Barristers, a subsidiary of the trucking conglomerate, has already expressed interest in bidding for new contracts through a price-competitive tendering process in order to cut out the need for solicitors.

Even some modern films beat Avatar when looked at through a price-adjusted prism.

Therefore, the monopolist does not proceed in the usual way of price discrimination, having to apply a pricing policy, through a price-quality schedule, in order to allocate costumers along the quality spectrum by a process of self-selection.

At the same time, it is applying restrictive measures to private vehicles, especially in the CBD, through a pricing scheme for parking and pedestrianisation of historical zones.