Sentences with phrase «low price does»

Get PlayStation VR for just $ 199 on GameStop If Oculus's new low price doesn't grab you — or if you'd rather explore virtual reality on consoles instead of your PC — GameStop is offering a crazy deal on PlayStation VR.

The low price doesn't make up for these faults.»

A low price doesn't always mean a bad game.

Just because a stock has a low price does not make it a buy.

But the low price doesn't necessarily make it the best value.

One of the problems is that a low price does not really sustain the business model.

The low price does make it tempting, but a slightly used compact would be a better choice.

Remember, a low price doesn't mean the safety of the car seat is less.

Hi Al, a low price doesn't always indicate weaknesses.

Good wines or very good wines at Low prices do nt exist... particulary In France.

The lower price doesn't indicate a lower quality baby glider.

They priced matched my shoes from another store, even though the store with the lower price didn't have my size in stock.

«The low prices do appear to be leading people to rethink how far they're driving, and more people are willing to drive farther.»

Those low prices don't mean the Scion iA is stripped down to nothing.

MP3, SATELLITE RADIO, LOW MILAGE, AND ALL AT A LOW PRICE DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS CAR!!!

Even better, lower prices didn't seem to be hurting my fellow authors.

If all others are selling for low prices do I necessarily need to follow?)

The low prices don't last.

At the lower end of the price spectrum, a lower price doesn't always result in more sales, let alone more profits.

A lower price doesn't always attract more readers.

Lowering prices does not increase the audience for a niche book.

Lower prices do devalue e-books.

Dilution at low prices does not favor them, and I don't see how they could easily monetize a large portion of their stake.

The low prices don't mean a lack of options, though.

The low prices don't stop at the hotel and parking package as the hotel's restaurant serves up great dishes and pre-holiday drinks at prices that won't break the bank.

All of my mumbling about maybe lowering the price I do for my own sake, because I'm feeling guilty about charging someone that much or because I don't feel confident that my art is worth it, or because I'm just trying to be a nice person.

I asked him to weigh in on what seems to be an unbreakably perverse cycle of high prices driving overzealous exploration but also more fuel conservation, then low prices doing the opposite on both fronts.

However, these low prices do not necessarily propagate as far as the electricity storage sites.

However, all efforts by politicians to control oil prices should be resisted: artificially low prices do not send the right market signal to consumers.

Because of our low prices we do not provide free legal advice by telephone.

Just because one plan is lower priced does not mean it's a bad plan or company.

The lowest price doesn't always provide you with the coverage you need to be protected, so you should check with the New York laws about how much insurance you're required to have to be safe if a car accident occurs.

Comparing Multiple Quotes The lowest price does not mean inferior coverage, nor is it always the best choice.

But lowest price does not mean cheap.

The lower prices don't appear to be applied across the board, though, at least not initially.

A lower price doesn't necessarily reflect poorer performance; however, in the case of the $ 12.99 1byone Super Thin indoor antenna, it does mean limited capabilities.

«Though both new - home sales and prices dipped for the second month in a row, these lower prices don't negate earlier price gains that have put new homes out of reach for the majority of buyers,» says Joseph Kirchner, senior economist at realtor.com ®.

Not exact matches

Like most cable companies, Comcast also seems to be doing not a bad job of shifting customers to lower - priced «skinny bundles» so that it doesn't lose them completely.

If you have a low success rate with your clients, and you don't think it's your product or process, try raising your prices.

When you beg to work with your clients and show that you're willing to do anything to get the sale, including lowering your prices, you're showing your clients that you're a body for hire and that they are in control of the relationship.

They know that the old adage «you get what you pay for» is true, and they're willing to invest in quality and doing things right instead of looking for the lowest price.

And even if that doesn't happen, current prices remain too low to encourage new investment in the oil sands.

Shopkeepers want leverage to negotiate lower fees so they don't have to hike prices; credit companies oppose changes that would make it more difficult to use their cards.

Target could set itself apart by offering something its rivals didn't: clothing and kitchenware with panache and low prices.

It faces a catch - 22: It won't sell cars at lower prices that drive sales if it doesn't produce them locally, but local production won't be economical until sales rise drastically.

Imagine what that would do to your pricing models — and more importantly, your ability to deliver a quality product or service to customers at a dramatically lower cost.

Miners such as Vale, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Fortescue typically don't hedge or fix prices for future sales because that means their earnings can be lower if prices increase.

Though some analysts have worried that the intransigence of European lenders would force Greece into Russia's sphere of influence, it's not clear just what Russia could do for the Greeks, given Russia's own economic troubles amid low oil prices and Western sanctions.

Or, do the economic positives we hear each day about low interest rates, low unemployment, low inflation, a healthy banking sector, rising real - estate prices, technology improvements, protection of resources, renewable energy and the rise of India — among others — suggest that any downturn or crisis will merely be a short - term market correction, with the kind of economic rebound we saw following the 2008 crisis?

Let's say that you are interested in selling your automobile, but you don't wish to accept a really low price.