Sentence examples for using a lower price from inspiring English sources

Using a lower price of €16.50 a tonne – the working paper's preferred option – would "increase the auctioning revenues for member states by about €5.01 bn", the document predicts.

The editor at In Touch, which has used a lower newsstand price -- $1.99 to Us Weekly's $3.29 -- to appeal to younger buyers, thinks there are endless appetites for items about celebrities.

"That's led to more photos being used, but at a lower price point".

Sell things you don't use for a lowered price and donate the profits.

It sells bespoke suits, manufactured from English and Italian fabrics, and using traditional tailoring methods, at a lower price than the traditional Savile Row houses.

When due-diligence reports turned up large numbers of defective loans — known as exceptions — the banks used this information to negotiate a lower price on the mortgages they bought from the original lenders.

Join a membership organization or trade group that represents thousands of other consumers and is able to use its clout to negotiate a lower price.

This principle--known as "price discrimination" -- is why when we go to the movies, the price we pay depends on which age group we fall into; why if you are the type of consumer who likes to collect and use coupons, you will pay a lower price for the goods for which you have coupons compared to someone who can't be bothered with them.

According to the prosecutors, the father and sons received five villas worth nearly $7 million from prominent businessman Hussein Salem in return for using their influence to get him a lower price for state land to build a resort complex in Sharm el-Sheikh.

The bank said it would reissue the stock at a lower price and use a different underwriter.

Flarion Technologies has attracted attention for the development of new technology that allows mobile communications companies to provide high-speed Internet access at a lower price than competitors using existing technological standards.