Sentence examples for to gain more pricing from inspiring English sources

Their success has spurred more consolidation across the industry as companies use size to gain more pricing power.

Amazon.com Inc. is taking on Walt Disney Co. and its superheroes in its quest to gain more control over pricing online.

Some believe a cheaper iPHone will be used to gain more headway among more price-sensitive consumers — both in the U.S. and emerging markets like China — who have shied away from its flagship iPhone models because of high prices.

As mentioned above, generating units bid their proposed prices close to the price cap to gain more profits in pay-as-bid pricing mechanism.

He firmly believes in the steel industry's need to consolidate in order to gain more control over its pricing and raw material costs (see: "Bending Steel").

"They can also compare going prices to gain more power in a negotiation.

The immediate benefits are seen in the booming economies of shale-laden states like North Dakota, but Americans stand to gain more broadly from lower energy prices and from higher incomes generated by energy exports.

The acquisition would allow Twitter to gain more users, raise its stock prices, and finally break into the music industry.

A property that is overpriced to begin with isn't going to gain more traction if you increase the price.

Utilities have sought to combine with each other to gain more customers, in part to fight falling prices.

However, they need to reduce their pricing, specifically off-peak tickets, to gain more custom.