Price in sentence

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Forget the price tags.

Well, they collect all the extra food from Michelin star restaurants that was going to get thrown out, and they have another restaurant at a much lower price, with all the leftovers.

So again, we can see that price plays an enormous role in people's willingness to reduce their driving behavior.

Just to save a few pennies on the price of meat, we've spent a lot of antibiotics on animals, not for treatment, not for sick animals, but primarily for growth promotion.

If you look at the price of penicillin, the cost per day is about 10 cents.

That price is telling us that we should no longer take cheap, effective antibiotics as a given into the foreseeable future, and that price is a signal to us that perhaps we need to be paying much more attention to conservation.

That price is also a signal that maybe we need to start looking at other technologies, in the same way that gasoline prices are a signal and an impetus, to, say, the development of electric cars.

Prices are important signals and we need to pay attention, but we also need to consider the fact that although these high prices seem unusual for antibiotics, they're nothing compared to the price per day of some cancer drugs, which might save a patient's life only for a few months or perhaps a year, whereas antibiotics would potentially save a patient's life forever.

Now, all of these are useful avenues to pursue, and they will become even more lucrative when the price of new antibiotics starts going higher, and we've seen that the market does actually respond, and the government is now considering ways of subsidizing new antibiotics and development.

Why don't we put a price on carbon and transfer this to the renewable energy?

This is a mock-up of something that can replace the functionality of a multimillion-dollar MRI machine into a consumer electronics price point, that you could wear as a bandage, line a ski hat, put inside a pillow.

The conversations used to sound something like this: "Oh, when I hit the street, my brother got this connection for this, that and the third," or, "My man over here got this connection for the low price.

There is a price for this type of life.

There is a very personal price to public humiliation, and the growth of the internet has jacked up that price.

But in this culture of humiliation, there is another kind of price tag attached to public shaming.

With more people in the world with more stuff, we've effectively seen 100 years of price declines in those basic commodities erased in just 10 years.

It's brought huge volatility in prices, so much so that in 2011, your average European car manufacturer saw a raw material price increase of 500 million Euros, wiping away half their operating profits through something they have absolutely no control over.

So when I lay in my hospital bed, I thought of my plan to help reduce the chances of them doing this to somebody else, by using the system as is, and paying the price of sacrificing my privacy.

So I added a simple little dot to show the current price relative to its one-year range.

Now, unfortunately, in these cases, the provision of security came at an unbearably high price for the population.

Drugsheaven was offering excellent and consistent marijuana at a reasonable price.

The goal was to develop a price guide, a real data-driven view of the market.

Never knowing who had the best price, or even if the stock you were looking at was real.

In the real world, customers come from more than one direction, and businesses are free to compete with marketing strategies, by differentiating their product line, and with price cuts, but at the heart of their strategy, companies like to keep their competition as close as possible.

I mean, how much are you able to move the price up that you charge for the remaining areas?

We know the price tag is higher for low-income women, therefore disproportionately for women of color.

Instead of switching to jam, you investigate the reason for the price hike.

Some of them promised to offer the tests at a lower price than Myriad's.

In each instance, the price rose and rose and then abruptly plummeted.

A mania occurs when there is an upward movement of price combined with a willingness to pay large sums of money for something valued much lower in intrinsic value.

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