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price war

NOUN
  1. intense competition in which competitors cut retail prices to gain business

How To Use price war In A Sentence

  • Mosaic's mine in Colonsay is one of many potash facilities in Saskatchewan, which is concerned about the possibility of a price war. BHP Roils Potash Cartel
  • He said intense competition from cheaper imports in the local market has resulted in persistent price wars.
  • High cotton costs and the retail price war are squeezing suppliers. The Sun
  • He presided over significant growth during a fierce price war in the grocery sector. Times, Sunday Times
  • The company blamed "unfair competition" by go! airlines, whose June 2006 entry into the interisland market kicked off a price war in which the cost of travel to the Neighbor Islands dropped by about half to $39. Aloha Air halting passenger service after 62 years
  • Open price competition may be limited, although price wars do break out periodically in some oligopolistic markets.
  • Though the domestic TV market emerged unscathed from the recession last year, with unit shipments up 17%, to nearly 34 million, price wars causedretail sales to be flat, according to market researcher iSuppli. Skype, Panasonic, LG bring video conferencing to the living room
  • The past few months have witnessed a price war between leading supermarkets.
  • The paper has been taken downmarket, upmarket, redesigned, relaunched, and started a price war with the Sun - all without finding any new readers.
  • The recession prompted them to re-route planes to North Atlantic routes, causing excess capacity and price wars to fill seats.
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