favourable price

People were attracted by promises of land and favourable prices on the international wool market.

Companies would be able to supply medicines at more favourable prices if volume purchasing applied.

These were destined for the Berlin Museum and a favourable price had been agreed upon.

We are talking about better and more favourable prices, not about more advertising.

Because of the favourable price of land the municipality is nowadays very much in demand with young families.

It was not made public during the trial that these shares had been made available through Isaacs's brother at a favourable price.

Occasion - bargain (especially a car sold at a favourable price), or even: second-hand car.

The terms may also include ancillary benefits such as an option to buy tickets at a favourable price, as well as or instead of interest.

That was why they had been able to buy the desirable residences in Brimful Coffers at favourable prices.

Its richly fertile soil has attracted foreign and domestic investors who have leased large tracts of land at favourable prices.

The farmers gained more favourable prices for their crops by banding together and selling their produce in bulk.

The investor has been most likely to make his contact with a licensed dealer by selling shares from the government privatisations at an apparently favourable price.

An office broker develops relationships with property management firms and business centre owners and negotiates favourable prices on behalf of clients.

The picturesque cityscape of Nakskov also appeals to cultural tourism, and favourable price levels attract shoppers from the western Baltic region.

I am pleased to say that BOSS has acquired several thousand tons of Selfrin at most favourable prices.

This consists of the cement manufacturer shutting down the plant at short notice when the power supplier expects a critical demand peak, in return for favourable prices.

At the same time, Russia has promised to give economic aid both through direct financial support and also by selling gas and oil products at a favourable price.

The men travel long distances, seeking favourable prices for their wares, which consist of salt, dry fruits and cultured pearls and semi-precious stones.

That decision must be taken by the Heads of State and Government, whereupon it will, moreover, be possible for the buildings to be sold at a favourable price.

This will guarantee that the consumer will have the choice of having his vehicle maintained at a favourable price and to a high standard in the interests of the environment.

A factory tour of welted and moulded shoe manufacturing processes is followed by a visit to the factory shop with a wide range of footwear at favourable prices.

Would the favourable price have anything to do with the fact that Selfrin has been banned in the continental United States and in the European Common Market countries?

Value may be added in the production process, but this additional value may not be realised as an additional sum of money, unless the outputs are sold at a favourable price.

Indeed, chartered surveyors in London have been encouraged - but ultimately, frustrated - by the volume of enquiries they have had from investors interested in picking-up commercial property at favourable prices.

They owned the Bwllfa Colliery in the Aberdare Valley (see above) and since the beginning of 1870 had supplied coal weekly to the Metropolitan Railway at favourable prices.