"Price" Example Sentences
1. The price of gasoline has increased dramatically over the last few years.
2. The store was running a 50% off sale to clear out their stock at reduced prices.
3. The inflation caused food prices to soar.
4. The supply and demand determines the market price.
5. The retailer marked up the prices of the goods to earn a larger profit.
6. The item was sold at a bargain price.
7. Luxury cars always come with exorbitant price tags.
8. The price of a product includes the cost of raw materials and labor.
9. The shopkeeper quoted me an outrageous price for that antique vase.
10. The price was higher than I had expected.
11. Senior citizens can often get discounts on products and services at reduced prices.
12. The manufacturer lowered the price of the product to stay competitive.
13. The price of gold has been very volatile over the last few years.
14. The buyer paid full price for the damaged product.
15. The antique was sold at auction for a record price.
16. The cost-of-living increase meant higher prices on almost everything.
17. The competitive market forced companies to lower their prices.
18. The goods were sold at fire-sale prices.
19. The price negotiations went on for hours.
20. The price tag clearly showed the cost of the item.
21. The plummeting stock market caused the value of the shares to lose most of their price.
22. The ticket cost twice the normal price due to high demand for that event.
23. The company charged premium prices for their luxury products.
24. The company suffered huge losses due to lowering their prices.
25. Bulk purchases can often mean discounts and lower prices.
26. The shop charges exorbitant prices for low-quality goods.
27. The product has price tags indicating the cost.
28. Consumers complained about the rising prices of basic necessities.
29. The offered price was too low for the quality of the product.
30. The hefty price tag made the product out of reach for most buyers.
31. The low price point helped drive demand for the product.
32. At those prices, the product is not worth buying.
33. Everybody pays the same price for the item, regardless of their bargaining skills.
34. The influx of cheap imports drove down the prices of local goods.
35. The rising stock market caused share prices to skyrocket.
36. No one was willing to pay that kind of price for the house.
37. The item sold for a record-breaking price.
38. The goods were sold at below cost prices.
39. The brand name lets the company charge premium prices.
40. The discounted price made the gadget a steal at that cost.
41. The special offer slashed 20% off the usual prices.
42. The prices were marked clearly on all items for sale.
43. The company has a reputation for reasonable prices and excellent service.
44. The steeply dropping fuel prices brought relief to consumers.
45. The shop is renowned for its cheap prices.
46. The product has a value that exceeds its current selling price.
47. The high cost of living meant paying more for almost everything.
48. The price tag accurately reflected the quality of the product.
49. The high prices made the products inaccessible to common people.
50. Their prices are never negotiable.
51. The low cost of production allowed them to set competitive prices.
52. The asking price was far too high for the rundown condition of the property.
53. The price reflected the amount of labor and materials that went into making the product.
54. The recession caused commodity prices to slump.
55. The hidden costs soon doubled the advertised price.
56. The prices fell thanks to discounts and offers.
57. Customers are willing to pay a premium price for a well-known brand.
58. The jewel fetched an astronomical price at the auction.
59. The meter showed the exact price of the fuel being pumped.
60. The price was within my budget.
Common Phases
1. At any
price - without regard to cost.
2. At a bargain
price - at an extremely low
price.
3. At a premium - at a high
price; commanding a higher
price.
4. At a premium
price - at an unusually or extremely high
price.
5. At cost - at the actual
price paid to make or obtain something.
6. At market
price - at the current
price established by supply and demand.
7. Break even
price - the
price where revenue equals costs.
8. Consumer
price index- a way to measure inflation based on changes in
prices consumers pay for everyday items.
9. Cut-
price - sold at a lower
price, often to get rid of stocks quickly.
10. Name your
price - say how much you want to pay or charge.
11.
Pricefixing - an illegal agreement to set
prices at the same level.
12.
Price gouging - charging unreasonably high
prices for something in urgent demand.
13.
Price point - the specific monetary value at which a product or service is offered.
14.
Price tag - the amount of money required to purchase something.
15. Set a
price - determine the monetary value of something.