variable pricingの例文

• Variable pricing is one thing and not necessarily a bad thing.
• So our variable pricing has nothing to do with the opponent.
• Variable pricing based on congestion levels were introduced during 2007.
• Variable pricing, however, is not without its social costs.
• In fits and starts, however, the reluctance to adopt variable prices may be melting away.
• The 91 Express Lanes use a variable pricing system based on the time of day.
• Within baseball, variable pricing is executed in different ways.
• Several teams are adding or considering variable pricing.
• But sports teams are more likely to adopt variable pricing than the entertainment industry, Gimble said.
• Variable pricing cannot add to their profits, and they have little incentive to invest in more capacity.
• Goods are transacted at extremely variable prices depending on their availability and the stability of the kingdom.
• Other airlines use a variable price system.
• In 2007, First Class Mail was restructured to include variable pricing based on size, not just on weight.
• "Variable pricing is the norm in many industries, " said the opinion, by Judge Charles R . Wilson.
• Others have explored variable pricing, where one hourly rate would apply during peak hours and another during off-peak hours.
• By moving to variable pricing, the Mets are following the lead of the Cubs, Colorado, Cleveland and San Francisco.
• In the variable price system, the price in points varies directly with the underlying price of a ticket in cash.
• Coalition members made it clear that the glue that held them together was their mutual support for the variable pricing plan.
• However, the variable price of oil on world markets leads to erratic and high prices compared to some other energy sources.
• In fact, he's built a successful career out of helping airlines and other companies apply such variable pricing in increasingly sophisticated ways.