How To Use Cut price In A Sentence
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Retailers need your business and are not afraid to cut prices to gain your custom and your cash.
The Sun
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Sometimes shops cut prices in the interest of increased turnover.
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Others have cut prices or used special promotions.
Times, Sunday Times
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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.
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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
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During soft markets, insurers tend to undercut prices for competitive reasons.
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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.
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During soft markets, insurers tend to undercut prices for competitive reasons.
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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.
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The result is a level playing field for processors; competitors can't undercut prices.
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Shops cut prices to the bone in the January sales.
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A deal was struck that meant that the parking firm could offer services only if it did not undercut prices at the airport car park.
Times, Sunday Times
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They cut prices drastically to try and shift stock.
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Given an industrial structure with sufficient fixed costs, competition always became "ruinous," forcing firms to cut prices to marginal cost without sufficient revenue remaining to pay off investment.
Hovenkamp on The Neoclassical Crisis in U.S. Competition Policy, 1890-1955
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They are expected to cut prices and accept lower profit margins.
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The major aviation companies need to cut prices if they are to compete with budget airlines.
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Meanwhile, gun manufacturers ramped up production and cut prices by half in the World War I era.
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But he added more job cuts could come across the pharma industry as European governments cut prices paid for healthcare.
The Sun
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The major aviation companies need to cut prices if they are to compete with budget airlines.
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Tour operators may be forced to bite the bullet and cut prices.
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A deal was struck that meant that the parking firm could offer services only if it did not undercut prices at the airport car park.
Times, Sunday Times
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Apple is burdened with higher development costs than its competition; yet it has had to cut prices to compete.
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Amid a glut in high-end offices and apartments, it has cut prices and begun using outside sales agents.
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We all had bikes, cursed the buses, and haunted the Blue store on the corner, Joe's Cut price and Scrubby Creek with it's collection of shopping trollies., otherwise known as FAM - I lived it for many years and I still keep in touch with members of BFAM.
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A deal was struck that meant that the parking firm could offer services only if it did not undercut prices at the airport car park.
Times, Sunday Times
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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
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Retailers need your business and are not afraid to cut prices to gain your custom and your cash.
The Sun
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Tour operators may be forced to bite the bullet and cut prices.
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Shops cut prices to the bone in the January sales.
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Tour operators may be forced to bite the bullet and cut prices.
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Its ability to price its product has also been under the cosh as other newsvendors cut prices to capture a bigger share of a shrinking market.
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Fergie may well have bought a cut diamond at cut price but how he fits in remains a poser.
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If you can cut prices 5 %, we can buy a whole number of the container.
