Sentence examples for visible price from inspiring English sources

Our narrative satisfaction comes at a highly visible price.

Austen's plots depend on every character having a visible price tag.

PepsiCo officials said the move, begun last fall, permits the company to sidestep "visible price increases" that may drive customers away, while covering the rising cost of packaging.

The absence of any visible price tags in showrooms tends to add to the lay person's sense of being left in the dark.

At Kmart on Astor Place, the display is just a double row of felt dolls (carrot-nosed snowmen, elves of color) with visible price tags: $24.99.

If everyone in the group has to pay a visible price, free riders will not bother to join and a committed core will not end up doing all the work.

First, agriculture has always had publicly visible prices.

Gas prices are also literally the most visible prices we have; you can't take a drive without seeing huge signs reminding you how much gas costs.

"Gasoline prices are the most visible prices in the United States," said Donald Ratajczak, director of economic forecasting at the University of South Georgia.

This makes sense: gasoline prices are the most publicly visible prices in the economy as a whole — no other prices are displayed on the street in bold, two-foot-tall numbers — so it's not surprising that they have a disproportionate impact on the way people feel.

If, as seems likely, Congress chooses to eliminate or minimize the disclosure of customer trades, and if it allows custom derivatives to remain almost completely opaque and without visible pricing of credit, that will encourage some corporate customers to prefer customized contracts.