Similar words: price cut, cutting, cutting out, cutting off, cutting tool, cutting line, cutting-edge, cost-cutting. Meaning: n. cutting the price of merchandise to one lower than the usual or advertised price.
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1. The large supermarkets are offering big price cuts.
2. The strongest weapon in the government's armoury is the price cuts announced on Saturday.
3. Their much-trumpeted price cuts affect only 5% of the goods that they sell.
4. Prodigy is trying a price cut of its own.
5. They embarked on a desperate round of price cuts.
6. Telegraph proprietor Conrad Black has estimated the price cut will cost ￡1.5m a month.
7. These are the big, efficient producers who need less protection against price cuts.
8. After months of losing traffic, Viacom decided to match the price cuts.
9. The area aid is meant to be compensating for the price cuts.
10. Worst-hit are clothing and shoe stores where sales crashed even with up to 70 percent price cuts.
11. If price cuts have to be paid to all buyers this reduces their profitability as well as increasing their detectability.
12. Price cuts failed to boost sales so profit margins have been slashed.
13. They have told me about the effect that price cuts can have on the dairy sector.
14. Price cutting is rife in the computer industry with Elonex cutting prices three times this year already.
15. Price cuts of 10% on basic cable services are already being imposed.
16. We just hope tens of thousands of other Star subscribers can take advantage of this major price cut, too.
17. But recent price cuts have sparked sales and debts have halved to Pounds 66m.
18. Price cutting. In a deflationary period, people love bargains.
19. BYD's price cutting strategy is unlikely to save its sagging sales, will be bad for the brand, and will hurt the company's attempt to portray itself as a high-tech pioneer.
20. With price cutting moving up the agenda after years of rising prices and more recently growing unemployment and job insecurity since the economic downturn, Price defended Waitrose's higher prices.
21. After months of falling values and drastic price cutting by the developer of their compound,(Sentencedict) more than 100 buyers are demanding refunds or compensation for their losses.
22. Price competition is most effective and advisable if the firm doing the price cutting is also the low-cost producer.
23. However, this approach can backfire if it triggers a price cutting spiral.
24. This includes information regarding the market development, competitor's prices, price cutting etc.
25. The man on the right put on a large signboard saying: Price cutting! Special cheap!
26. Mark Price, the supermarket chain's managing director, attacked aggressive price cutting championed by his larger rivals such as Tesco and Asda.
27. We think that vendors will be moving their portfolios to lower-priced products and maybe some outright price cutting. Average sales prices are going to suffer.
28. On the other hand, concentration of stores leads to fiercer price competition ( i . e . price cutting effect ).
29. The article is with manufactured goods exemple, shallow weak manufactured goods measures processing technique of accounting of price cutting excessive.
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