Examples of price point

• We have to experiment with different price points.

• Her clothes, with an average $48 price point, are fast fashion.

• The market is trying to find its price points.

• Many such bows are available, and they present the attractive combination of strength, custom formulation to match a player's requirements, and low price point.

• Moreover, technicians have commented to us that only 30% of conceptual designs can be manufactured at their intended price point.

• During the debate reference has been made to the standard price point.

• As a result, the consumer is completely deprived of any choice between one airline and another from the price point of view.

• One must, therefore, ask whether, from the price point of view, these bridges will be less competitive compared with other types of bridge-making.

• To be attractive to the customer, the price point must be compatible with the highest quality attainable, and must cover costs of manufacture and distribution.

• At the moment he has not any idea of the price point up to which he can legitimately yield while meeting the fair case of agriculture.

• Only the simpler switches tend to be automatic, and this feature generally places them at a higher price point too.

• The current inventory now includes packaged food and items are now priced up to $8, though most items are at the $1.50 price point.

• The experiment led the company to introduce a simple price point strategy at all of its locations.

• The simple price point strategy has been an enormous success.

• The models attempt to forecast total demand for all products/services they provide, by market segment and price point.

• Partly because of rising land values, these new builds are typically in excess of the million dollar price point.

• There was great synergy between the two companies, as well the as the additional price point leverage of an expanded consumer base.

• The craftsmanship is of an elevated value and the price point is higher than other pieces.