Sentence examples for triggering price from inspiring English sources

Apple's double-digit Q2 growth caused headaches for rivals in the high-end segment, negatively impacting their premium phone sales and profit margins, with Gartner noting that many vendors had to realign their portfolios to remain competitive in the midrange and low-end smartphone segments — triggering price wars and discounting ahead of device refreshes planned for the second half of the year.

But by triggering price competition, the RPS has indirectly contributed to the erosion of pharmacists' remuneration.

In fact, California triggered price limits in 11 Western states today by issuing a power alert.

The conflict has already triggered price spikes that could worsen if Isis expands its hold of key cities.

Instead, price increases trigger higher wage demands (which firms must accommodate given the lack of surplus labour), and higher wages trigger price increases.

But one effect of this move is to trigger price rises for both flights and accommodation in those countries.

His speech warns the scarcity of available gas on the east coast has triggered price increases, and a significant reduction in gas used for electricity generation, which is likely to "flow through to significantly higher prices for residential customers".

For instance, in the late 1980s, Aldi, Dell, E*Trade, and Southwest Airlines more than held their own when Carrefour, Compaq, Fidelity, and United, respectively, triggered price wars that were supposed to drive the challengers out of business.

This will trigger price drops to move more units, which will cut substantially into margins.

But with machine learning algorithms Oracle is developing, "it's not beyond reason that these systems could someday autonomously trigger price and promotion differentiation without any human interaction whatsoever," Forhez says.

It was expected that this would trigger price competition and enable the regulator to set lower reference prices in return.