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cut price

NOUN
  1. a price below the standard price

How To Use cut price In A Sentence

  • Retailers need your business and are not afraid to cut prices to gain your custom and your cash. The Sun
  • Sometimes shops cut prices in the interest of increased turnover.
  • Others have cut prices or used special promotions. Times, Sunday Times
  • Mr Crow said cigarette companies would be forced to drastically cut prices because no-name "chop-chop" tobacco and cigarettes - which cost as little as 30 per cent of a regular packet - would be more attractive. NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
  • Agents overvalued property at the beginning of the year and we're seeing a move to cut prices by up to 20% to get sales. Times, Sunday Times
  • During soft markets, insurers tend to undercut prices for competitive reasons.
  • Tickets purchased prior to the day of the match are priced at a cut price 10 for adults and 2 for concessions, but prices on the day of the game will be normal matchday prices, subject to availability.
  • During soft markets, insurers tend to undercut prices for competitive reasons.
  • The European Commission last week announced a plan to harmonise car manufacturer prices and dealership arrangements in a bid to cut prices for the consumer.
  • The result is a level playing field for processors; competitors can't undercut prices.
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