Sentence examples for would be price from inspiring English sources

Toyota told Bloomberg that the car would be "price competitive" with the Tesla Model S, which starts around $70,000.

He said that there would be price improvements over time because of the reusability of the spacecraft, in-orbit refuelling and on-Mars propellant production that would reduce that cost by "orders of magnitude".

I think the biggest roadblock would be price.

"Fueling stations and refineries would be very much of interest," he said, adding that the main determining factor would be price.

Selecting the base-case results including transport this would mean that a price per liter of gasoline of 3.13 € for the PEM system or 2.92 € for the SOEC system would be price equivalent to the production cost of hydrogen.

Nintendo's foray into Amiibo, its toy-based game integration system similar to Disney's Infinity series, could help it make up some ground, but a real help would be price cuts on premium hardware like the Wii U and 3DS.

My colleague maintained that because taxi drivers cannot raise their prices during a snowstorm (that would be "price-gouging"), they stay home and leave passengers stranded.

A less-discussed but potentially more useful innovation would be price-level targeting (PLT), meaning that a central bank targets the level of prices, not their rate of change.

"Poor people would be priced out of Manhattan," he says.

"If we didn't jump, we would be priced out".

couple of years ago, she thought they would be priced out of Cranford.