Sentences with phrase «than his purchase price otherwise»

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outstanding warrants to purchase shares of our common stock, including our Related - Party Warrants, either (i) would be exchanged for shares of our common stock depending in part on the initial public offering price of this offering, (ii) would be exercised to the extent the exercise price per share provided for therein is less than the initial public offering price of this offering or (iii) would expire or otherwise be cancelled; and

our currently outstanding warrants to purchase shares of our common stock, including our Related - Party Warrants, either (i) would be exchanged for shares of our common stock depending in part on the initial public offering price of this offering, (ii) would be exercised to the extent the exercise price per share provided for therein is less than the initial public offering price of this offering or (iii) would expire or otherwise be cancelled; and

With a bit of discretion you'll be able to discard the shrunken, stained, faded and otherwise undesirable items, and those that are deemed worthy of purchase will typically be name brands bought at prices as low as (or even lower than) 5 % of the original purchase price.

I believe that their price point for ebooks is aimed towards the fact that ease of purchase on the kindle tends to make kindle owners buy more books than they would otherwise IF those books are safely below a comfort threshold.

They are reducing the amount of their electric bill that is exposed to cost - per - kWh fluctuations from the regional utility, and building that security into the purchase price of their new home should give them peace of mind rather than otherwise.

«If the deposit or the purchase price is faked by an artificial value increase, which is not substantiated by the market and if it's a fake flip, then the lender is advancing more money than they otherwise would because they're basing it on an artificially inflated value.»

Since this skips the centralized storefronts (which take a cut of the purchase price), the price is often lower than it otherwise would be.

Note in reality I am likely underselling the «cash flow» of the class A property because to produce 1.3 X on an assumed much higher purchase price it would produce better than the same «cash flow» as the C property (otherwise it would not have achieved 1.3 X).