Sentences with phrase «price tags on them»

Whether it is a Berwyn Kia new inventory item or a pre-owned vehicle from our inventory, you can be sure of getting the best deals on new cars North Riverside, IL residents will love, as well as low price tags on all of the trucks, sedans, coupes, sports cars, vans, SUVs, crossovers, and even hybrids at our dealership.

«A year ago they had me stand here in a sweat suit,» the model confided in noting how the higher price tags on the trucks prompted the change in fashion.

Drivers can depend on us for low MSRP prices on new vehicles for sale and competitive price tags on all used makes and models.

Our dealership has some of the most competitive vehicle price tags on vehicles for sale.

With grace, humor, and style Brittany has created a business that allows brides to wear the most fabulous accessories without the crazy price tags on their wedding day.

After a little research we discovered the price tags on them range between $ 60 - $ 500.

Anti-doping rules cloud the issues of what is «natural» and what isn't, pharmaceutical - type labeling on herbal remedies and wild claims regarding performance enhancement or fat loss (rightly) turn most consumers into skeptics, and massive price tags on tubs of sugar with trace amounts of «popular» compounds give a warped sense of the cost of high performance.

In the video above, we add up the price tags on her favorite skincare, makeup, and hair products, as well as her fitness routine.

And the price tags on some of NASA's more immediate robotic probes — such as the Mars Science Laboratory, now under construction — are soaring.

Arsenal have been in this position before and like all other targets they seek to buy has been put off by price tags on them.

he will stay where he is because none of chelsea, man utd or Arsenal will stump up the unbelievably ridiculous price tags on his name.

The season is long, Europa is no UCL so stressful and so many matches to play, yet we putting price tags on every CB we have except Mert..

And if you've looked at the price tags on this stuff, you'll know why I'm just adding one thing here and there till it becomes a collection... I could buy cheaper stuff, but I want this and I'm in no rush.

Whole Foods literally is one of my favorite stores to visit, even with the hefty price tags on the food, but it is definitely a shopping experience that you would not get in any other place.

Put price tags on your items, asking a steep discount to what they'd cost in mint condition, and expect some shoppers to haggle.

In April, the company said it would slash price tags on razors by up to 20 %.

Second, they're trimming the price tags on their services — a major driver behind the rapid growth in advisor ETF use.

Part of the overhaul will force investors in the European Union to pay for research directly, meaning banks will be required to put price tags on their proprietary analysis.

Some of the authors mentioned in the New York Times story worried that they'd sell fewer books if the company put higher price tags on them.

From there, a human store clerk will either re-stock the aisle or put the right price tag on the product, because the robots are not physically capable of doing so.

Then again, the sub - $ 60,000 price tag on our tricked - out tester means that even if Alfa cut some corners, the savings were passed along.

All the same, like the value of giving your child U.S. citizenship, it's hard to put a price tag on the benefits of achieving the «American Dream.»

That's the kind of gift that you simply can not put a price tag on.

That year, drillers packed into the Permian basin in western Texas, where the cost of producing oil is low but the price tag on land — and the companies who own it — has skyrocketed.

For the iPad promotion, Apple is taking $ 20 off the regular price tag on top of the free headphones.

«It was exactly the right prize for Kickboard at the time,» Medbery says, noting it's «near impossible» to place a price tag on the insights she gleaned from the financiers and business analysts she met — not to mention the relationships she forged with potential investors, advisors and senior leaders at the region's public schools.

«We're not really putting a price tag on polar bears,» explains Mary Taylor, director of conservation service delivery and permitting.

But the idea of putting a price tag on love — especially a bargain price — makes people deeply uncomfortable.

The exact figure remains to be seen, but the price tag on closing the gender wage gap in the public service and federally regulated workplaces, which together employ nearly 1.2 million people, will likely be significant.

«I remember I really liked Brooks Brothers shirts,» Twice CEO Ready - Campbell told Inc. «I got one that had a $ 250 price tag on it for $ 10.»

Bardai and Nahmiache don't put a price tag on employee fitness, but a recent study out of the University of Michigan Health Management Research Center does: It showed that even 10 to 20 minutes of daily exercise could produce significant health benefits and lower the cost of employee healthcare.

«Then, as you get closer to retirement and put a price tag on [the life you want to live] you can adjust your plan based on these costs.»

You can't put a price tag on the goodwill created when the company's name is emblazoned on the soccer jersey of an employee's child.

In March, federal Transportation Minister Lawrence Cannon released the first comprehensive attempt to put a price tag on congestion in Canada.

It also undercuts the $ 129 price tag on Google Home, the Amazon Echo's primary rival.

The company faced strong criticism for the steep price tag on those treatments, and the cost of Kite's CAR T offerings will likely generate backlash for the company as well.

The pet food company is «unlikely» to be offered a higher bid, so the analyst's revised price target is consistent with Friday's closing price — and the price tag on the deal of $ 40 per share.

Of course, putting a price tag on a drug that addresses an unmet need will involve some guesswork.

It can be tricky to put a price tag on biotechnology companies that offer little more than the promise of success in the future.

The asking amount would beat the $ 200 million price tag on the famed Spelling mansion in Holmby Hills.

AO Smith which makes water heaters and air purifications products is raising the price tag on its products by 12 percent because of higher steel prices, and rising freight costs.

Patience in today's market might yield nothing but a higher price tag on your mortgage.

Brokers purchase coins «wholesale» from exchanges, put a price tag on them and then sell them on to their own customers.

If we put a price tag on physical stature, intelligence, race, or eye or hair color, as well as relative freedom from disease, our unborn children will become commodities.

But even more so when you're trying to put a price tag on spirituality generally.

So when you take our way of life and put a price tag on it, you're asking for death, you're asking for something to happen to you.»

Pretty steep price tag on your book.

I know I'll wear them for years to come and you can't put a price tag on comfort, right?

Because can you really put a price tag on your health?

Have you ever looked at the price tag on those big jugs of maple syrup at other grocery stores or health / specialty food stores and thought to yourself, «This is why Millennials can't afford to buy homes.»