How To Use Price war In A Sentence
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It said adland was experiencing a 'crazy' price war that was likely to get rougher this year.
The Sun
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The supermarket fired the first shot in a price war today.
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BRITISH GAS has fired the first salvo in what looks set to be a fierce energy price war.
Times, Sunday Times
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The report predicts price wars may arise if the government repeals the 1987 Grocery Act, though other sources believe the threat of the government repealing the act is now receding.
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A price war looks likely now that a leading supermarket has thrown down the gauntlet to its competitors.
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And price wars typically break out during recessions as vendors battle for consumers.
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Lane began by negotiating a truce in a price war in the Far East between Royal Dutch and Shell and by putting an end to what he called the damaging “battledore and shuttlecock game of accusation” between Samuel and Deterding.
The Prize
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Sterling ended the session by reading gleefully from a news report about a riot in Chiapas that started with a raid by the police on some vendors of pirated software, hinting perhaps at real consumer price wars in our future.
Boing Boing: March 10, 2002 - March 16, 2002 Archives
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Three big shopping retail companies have been involved in a price war.
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A grape glut caused by overplanting in headier times is raising inventories and igniting price wars.
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According to this thesis, the recent premium increases were due in large part to the insurance industry's need to recoup losses caused by the tumbling stock market and industry price wars.
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Burger King has been troubled by soft sales this fall as it engaged in a fierce price war with McDonald's and Wendy's.
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U.S. carmakers got into a price war five years ago to overcome the sagging sales.
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Bilateral price war still stimulated global PC sales volume.
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A price war looks likely now that a leading supermarket has thrown down the gauntlet to its competitors.
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This has led to a price war and regional airlines, which are backed by strong financing, are able to offer cheaper tickets than domestic airlines.
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Additional, those who come to promote is not little also, dozen fold, rake-off, price war is made between intermediary organization, strife openly and secretly, lively and special.
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A brutal price war in the roofing and building insulation industry has claimed the head of one of its biggest players after a poorly received profit warning.
Times, Sunday Times
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Continued price wars between supermarkets could place the fragile recovery of British agriculture on a knife-edge again.
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A price war hammered margins for pay-as-you-go phones.
The Sun
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City analysts predict a price war in the telecommunications market.
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Other service industries are reacting to excess capacity and weak demand with savage price wars, further depressing prices.
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Additional, those who come to promote is not little also, dozen fold, rake-off, price war is made between intermediary organization, strife openly and secretly, lively and special.
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The price war in basic foodstuffs such as fresh fruit and veg has yet to impact, he claims.
Times, Sunday Times
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BRITISH GAS has fired the first salvo in what looks set to be a fierce energy price war.
Times, Sunday Times
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After a long, relentless campaign of price wars and export quota reductions, more than 95 per cent of the global supply of rare earth metals - a group of 17 "lanthanide" elements employed in hundreds of technologies ranging from mobile phones and BlackBerrys to lasers and aviation
The Australian | News |
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These signs of a price war show that they are upping their game.
Times, Sunday Times
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A supermarket price war has led to lower profit margins.
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Prices are at rock bottom and supermarkets are undercutting each other in price wars.
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Big company often use its deep pocket as a leverage to initiate price war against competition.
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Over the past few years there has been a price war between tracker providers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Although shake-outs are part of the usual flow of business in any economy, it can set a whole series of events in motion when consumers stop buying, or when retailers stop making profits because of price wars.
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Oil companies yesterday declared a gasoline price war, which should be reflected in lower inflation figures in future months.
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The past few months have witnessed a price war between leading supermarkets.
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The paper has been taken downmarket, upmarket, redesigned, relaunched, and started a price war with the Sun - all without finding any new readers.
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Food deflation and a price war is a vicious mix.
Times, Sunday Times
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All the large supermarket chains are currently locked in a price war.
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If one firm cut its prices, destroying the unspoken deal to carve up the market, it would succeed only in starting a price war.
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These signs of a price war show that they are upping their game.
Times, Sunday Times
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Over the past few years there has been a price war between tracker providers.
Times, Sunday Times
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a price war
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The copier giant targeted the color market years ago, in part to escape price wars in low-end systems.
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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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The price war is bringing the cost of flights down.
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The past few months have witnessed a price war between leading supermarkets.
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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
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Open price competition may be limited, although price wars do break out periodically in some oligopolistic markets.
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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
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He presided over significant growth during a fierce price war in the grocery sector.
Times, Sunday Times
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High cotton costs and the retail price war are squeezing suppliers.
The Sun
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He said intense competition from cheaper imports in the local market has resulted in persistent price wars.
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Zhang attributed the decline in safety qualifications to price wars that encouraged some firms to reduce standards and begin using inferior materials.
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The Nineties price war was like the First World War - you were slogging it out for minuscule movements of market share.
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High cotton costs and the retail price war are squeezing suppliers.
The Sun
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Little wonder then that despite the price war, S&P continues to award copper-bottomed ratings to the nation's retail champions.
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A supermarket price war has led to lower profit margins.
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All the large supermarket chains are currently locked in a price war.
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The news is the first sign of a price war in the market for broadband phone services.
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BRITISH GAS has fired the first salvo in what looks set to be a fierce energy price war.
Times, Sunday Times
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Other suppliers are now expected to reduce tariffs, sparking a full-scale price war.
Times, Sunday Times
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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
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A vicious price war between manufacturers has cut margins to the bone.
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In 1995, Lai founded Apple Daily, taking on Hong Kong's entrenched newspapers in a fierce price war.
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A supermarket price war has led to lower profit margins.
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A brutal price war in the roofing and building insulation industry has claimed the head of one of its biggest players after a poorly received profit warning.
Times, Sunday Times
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The computer manufacturer is getting roundly spanked in a fierce price war during a market slowdown.
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Additional, those who come to promote is not little also, dozen fold, rake-off, price war is made between intermediary organization, strife openly and secretly, lively and special.
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A price war, he warns his prospective rivals, will serve neither party's interests.
