price lining造句

• Even the higher-priced lines are coming out with lower-priced but value-packed models.
• In ads for DKNY, Karan's lower-price line, New York is paid tribute.
• Color versions of the low-priced line are in the wings for midyear.
• The Gap acquired Banana Republic and built its higher-priced line of casual wear.
• It's the first ad for Duracell's mid-price line in four years.
• But he packs all these touches into a moderately priced line.
• Consumer surplus is the area between the price line and the demand curve.
• A moderate price line from Public Clothing will sell under the Perry Ellis label.
• In 2006, he launched McQ, a younger, more renegade lower-priced line for men and women.
• But this season, it may be more difficult for manufacturers to hold their pricing line.
• Upgrading while holding the price line is a smart move for Porsche and its Boxsters.
• They want their bridge collections to have the same design sensibility as their higher-priced lines.
• Lars will present his designer-price line in two weeks.
• In addition, it has to cross the price line at a given pattern as shown below.
• Were she not so disciplined in her concepts, she might have invented just another high-priced line.
• Israel's 112-year-old Carmel cooperative has added a low-priced line, Valley, whose logo depicts a stylized valley.
• Names with more muscle than Mizrahi's, like Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein, license their lower-priced lines.
• The new lower-priced line offers a more affordable shot at putting Mizrahi's label on your back.
• "Price lining " is the use of a limited number of prices for all your product offerings.
• Porsche said, because labor costs have been trimmed, thus enabling the company to hold the price line.