at a price

The yield to call will be higher than the nominal yield if the bond is called at a price above the price paid by the investor originally.

The new vaccine is the result of a deliberate effort to get ahead of these epidemics, at a price affordable in Africa.

This UK organisation matches people in large companies with projects in emerging markets, at a price similar to that of Leaders' Quest.

But convenience eating comes at a price: McDonald's must be held at least partly responsible for the supersizing of American waistlines.

There is not enough demand for the product or service at a price that will produce a profit for the company.

In contrast, SpaceX will be ready to transport astronauts within three years of receiving a NASA contract, at a price per seat of $20m.

selling products, through unfair competitive practices, in a foreign market at a price below that of the domestic market.

You were bought at a price; do not become slaves of men.

I had private insurance, Medicaid, other government aid programs, but all that support comes at a price: they control you.

A closet industry of private generators fills the gap at a price sometimes ten times that of state-generated power.

These civic advances came at a price already beginning to be evident before the Civil War.

'News of the World has a reputation for breaking big stories and that comes at a price, ' she said.

The policy in many countries is to encourage consumption of the local spirits, so Scottish whisky is only obtainable at a price.

The premium resulting from issuance of shares at a price above par value shall be allocated to the company's capital reserve fund.

Since then, they say, Meridian Design has sold about two thousand devices a year, at a price of eighty-nine dollars.

With excessive body weight comes a host of medical dangers, at a price of more than $140 billion a year in U. S. health-care costs.

Smith even said he would sell small ice cubes from the barge at a price of 10 cents each.

Still, all this Java discussion comes at a price: The Rails concepts are less effectively discussed.

Half basin of water with a towel laid on the edge of the basin, washing face was at a price of five Fen.

About two years ago, in January 2009 the stock traded at a price of $78 with at least one analyst placing a target of $70 on the stock.

Under reforms introduced a year ago, 57 banks can borrow limitless cash but at a price 100 basis points above the target bank rate.

Three-quarters of a million tourists flock to the pristine, white beaches every year - but this booming industry has come at a price.

It rented hit movies at a price consumers found attractive relative to the price of going out to the movies.

Energy-efficient techniques, however, come at a price - an incremental cost of more than 5% compared to the conventional building design.

When the deal was announced last September, it was at a price three times Huiyuan's valuation at the time.

For the most part, the products produced by capitalism are what we really want, produced at a price that we are willing and able to pay.

Olympic ticket scalpers move in-Advertisements for the sale of Olympic tickets can be easily found online, but at a price.

And Solomon had horses brought out of Egypt, and linen yarn: the king's merchants received the linen yarn at a price .

These efforts, however, have come at a price: many political analysts and human rights groups say Rwanda has become orderly but repressive.

The makers are hoping to have them on the market by next year, and promise they'll be sold at a price the average cyclist can afford.

And, "Do you know where you can get a clean needle at a price you can afford to avoid that? "

But generality comes at a price: the interface that results might not be the best for every specialization.

Competition is usually a great process for giving customers what they want at a price they can afford.

It is not clear that Yahoo shareholders would be happy with a deal at the current price, let alone at a price that is even lower.

Frank Lucas: My company sells a product thats better than the competition at a price thats lower than the competition.

The investor may choose to exercise the calls and take delivery of the stock at a price of 50, or may sell the LEAPS calls for a profit.

"We were interested in Lehman at a price but not at any price, " said Ricci, who had made a presentation to the board in July.

All this meant that information came at a price in time, effort and fees.

But recently, both GM and Toyota have questioned whether fuel cell cars can be offered at a price most people can afford.

Downtick Volume The share volume of a security that trades at a price lower than its previous price.

Downtick A transaction on an exchange occurring at a price below the previous transaction.

Yesterday was the last trading day Ejiao warrants, the date of closing of E 13. 018 yuan, at a price of warrants.

It's all the mixer you need, in a footprint that fits just about anywhere, at a price that fits your budget.

I insisted on not missing a minute of our children's childhood and it came at a price.

User interface standards provide benefits that address these issues when executed appropriately, although they come at a price .

But this comes at a price: less light enters the camera, causing the image to be underexposed.

The Nook, priced at $259, went on sale Tuesday afternoon at nook. com, at a price that matched the latest edition of the Kindle.

The refinery then pays the host at a price higher than paid out to guests, the host hopes.

Every choice comes at a price, but even after paying that price, a choice does not necessarily actualize.

My company sells a product that's better than the competition at a price that's lower than the competition.

Farm produce comes into the Community at a price below the official Community market price, a special agricultural levy is.

As for goods No. 120, we are not able to make you orders because another supplier is offering us the similar quality at a price 3% lower.

Iron ore is now sold on quarterly contracts at a price closely linked to spot markets.

Herr survived, but his involvement, no less than for combatants, came at a price.

The drugs come at a price, preventing organ rejection but increasing the risk of high blood pressure, diabetes and serious infection.

The economy in Houston, Texas, is relatively healthy--unemployment is below the national average--but prosperity may come at a price.

Credit cards have been heavily marketed through the mail andtheat stores. They offer economic power at a price.

Bovine perfection comes at a price: a prized nine-month-old heifer can fetch up to $80, 000.

For your information, Indian dealers are offering the same item at a price about 5 per cent lower than yours.

Dumping is the import of goods at a price below the home-market or a third-country price or below the cost of production.

The push into emerging markets also comes at a price, and with risks.

Individuals from species at risk of disease will respond swiftly and strongly. That response, however, comes at a price.

The vaccine promises to provide long-term protection, for children as young as one year, at a price affordable for Africa.

Gas is still bought in most Asian contracts at a price pegged to crude oil.

These services may then be resold to the public, at a price deemed fit by the reseller.

She checked the shops one by one and finally got everything needed at a price she could afford.

You must understand that a convenience such as this comes at a price -- and a production system outage can be very costly.

Now you can offer your smallest customers Intel's best server processor, at a price and configuration that meets their needs.

All of this mingling comes at a price. For every male who buys a full price ticket for $25, he may bring one female along at no cost.

But, at a price of $2. 4bn, Coke (market capitalisation $120bn) is hardly betting the company on the outcome.

Employers have the upper hand and can keep down labour costs, but at a price to Thailand's competitiveness.

Living 12 minutes from Disney World's Magic Kingdom, with a backdoor access road, comes at a price.

Our goal should be, instead, to give Americans the health care they need at a price the country can afford.

So when Godiva persuaded her reluctant husband to reduce their tax burden, he agreed to do so at a price.

All this saves time, but at a price.

Dolk, a Norwegian Banksy-style graffiti artist, was commissioned to create art for the prison -- at a price tag of $1 million.

But the services of a commercial mortgage broker come at a price.

This causes the market to collapse; and only the worthless cars trade at a price around zero.

Tracy McVeigh joins the press hordes in Reykjavik and learns how one nation's credit-fuelled boom has come at a price.

Deng Yujiao's unprecedented release comes at a price; and the price tag reads "legal credibility. "

Cheetahs have taken design to a whole new level, but at a price.

Credit cards have been heavily marketed through the mail and at stores. They offer economic power at a price .

Herd safety came with sharpened senses. Growing big was another answer, but size always comes at a price.

But in the long term, trust is breached at a price.

'Strong growth . . . comes at a price: Input and output price pressures show few signs of easing.

Although platform neutrality is maintained with JIT compilation, it comes at a price.

Years ago I remember thinking, "How can they make money at a price like that? Fuel, insurance, equipment, staff? It's just too cheap. "

And from an investment perspective, the country would be cashing out at a price peak in the market.

It is expected to be launched at a price of 24, 800 yen (about $290), with a guarantee of six months.

New and used books must be listed at a price that is at or below the Amazon. com price .

It is expected to be launched at a price of 24, 800 yen (about $290), with a guarantee of six months.

New and used books must be listed at a price that is at or below the Amazon. com price .

Some home-made precision stamping press is also high, at a price higher than imported high-end equipment much cheaper.

We pointed out that the deregulation behind the frenzy came at a price.

At a price point better known for cheap imitations, the SVP-P series stands out from the competition.

All this comes at a price.

Remember, however, that flexibility comes at a price if you load a large XML document into memory all at once.

Nothing is free, of course: the performance gains obtained by using reverse mappings come at a price.

She finally bought what she needed at a price she could afford after visiting one shop after another.

With the help of government subsidies, Mitsubishi Motors aims to sell its iMiEV at a price of less than $30, 000 as early as 2010.

Bargain Something offered or acquired at a price advantageous to the buyer.

And that's very important, because so many things hit the market at a price and then drift up.

Love comes at a price, though -- a date on the Singapore Flyer costs 140 US dollars, which includes a gourmet dinner at a spa resort.

The problem, he says, is that this comes at a price.

The most common example is the sale of an asset at a price above book value.

But at a price: the idea that laws or models of universal validity can predict the future must be abandoned.

The rewards may be irresistible, but going east comes at a price.

You arenot your own; you were bought at a price.

Those profits may have come at a price.

Bear in mind that Singapore's attainment of rigorous standards comes at a price.

People briefed on the discussions said that Citigroup was asking for Washington to convert at a price of as much as $5 a share.

Only the dollar remained convertible into gold --- at a price of $35 per ounce.

However, at a price point of $99. 97 per year, only the most serious of stalkers will likely install it on victims' devices.

Mattel sold three hundred thousand Barbie dolls in the first year at a price of three dollars.

No state-owned land may be assigned at a price lower than the minimum price .

Toavoid buying or selling a stock at a price higher or lower than you wanted, you need to place a limit order rather than a market order.

"It comes at a price and we do want people to understand the preciousness of water. "

But that abstraction comes at a price: RMI is slow, often to the extreme.

Though the carpets canbe used, we have to sell them at a price much lower than usual.

A bond which is sold at a price below its face value and returns its face value at maturity. Also called discounted bond.

listed funds are traded on the stock exchanges at a price determined by supply and demand , and so there is no bid - offer spread.

In this part of the world, cosmopolitanism comes at a price.

However, the increase in activity does come at a price.

Of course, exposure to these vehicles comes at a price.

For German workers, the current prosperity has come at a price.

Even now, suspicion of sovereign-wealth funds comes at a price.

You can have the whole car repainted in bright purple if you want-but at a price.

Singapore Airline's new first class enhancements come at a price: a premium of 20-25 per cent above its first class fares on other aircraft.

A listed company shall issue stocks at a price no lower than the said base issuing price .

Moreover, to proceed with the deal Citigroup is being forced to restructure another, and at a price.

Growing big was another answer, but size always comes at a price.

A total of five million American depositary receipts were sold at a price below the expected $10-to-$12 range.

Credit cards havebeenever been heavily marketed through the mail and at stores. They offer economic power at a price.

In the past few months it's become increasingly apparent that being gay in Africa comes at a price.

By encouraging customers via efficient marketing to purchase a product, at a price which is greater than the cost.

Cloths are available at a price within most people's reach.

But the big prize, Heinbockel and Kaempfer soon realized, would come at a price.

If the winner completes this job well, 4 other sites will be needed seo at a price higher than this.

the painstaking reporting came at a price.

The realization, however, came at a price.

Of course, the amazing mileage comes at a price.

The relaxing of China's strict rules comes at a price for U. S. studios.

The XENYX 502 provides incredible versatility at a price other mixers in this class simply cannot touch.

Transactions became more complex, involving for instance the right to buy and sell goods in the future at a price fixed in the present.

But being warm-blooded would have come at a price, because it requires a lot of feeding.

All of this comes at a price, though.

Correcting the wrongs of the past also comes at a price.

Portability often comes at a price.

Class A shares are trading at a price-to-earnings ratio of around 25 times their forecast 2009 earnings.

Wang Yiting, a single girl in Hankou, will sell her "Single's Day" which falls today at a price ranging from RMB3000-5000.

Attention to detail of this kind may come at a price, but here it feels worth it.

All of this deceit comes at a price.

He was finally made manager, but at a price.

Disposal at a price below book value .

A bond or preferred stock which is selling at a price equal its face (or par) value.

You can buy watermelons at this season - at a price!

But before we succumb to digital idolatry, we should consider that innovation often comes at a price.

We don't understand that that comes at a price.

However, this speed comes at a price.

They offer economic power at a price.

Disposal at a price above book value.

The car is available at a price lower than the usual market value, because its mileage is very high.

But you would consider buying today if you found a car that really pleases you at a price you like.

That juicy growth-rate came at a price.

Prosperity comes at a price.

The world is first jet pack designed by a New Zealander will be on sale soon at a price of over 500. 000yuan.

Ship king aspects then, further reduced to $50, Gould at a price of $25.

They are destroying value, but their shares are nevertheless rated at a price-to-book ratio (PBR) of around 4. 9.

UBS earlier offered the shares at a price range of 6. 48 euros to market, according to sale terms obtained by Bloomberg News.

Assume that yours is the winning bid at a price of $10m.

Some of their biodiesel is also sold at gas stations at a price per calorie that is on a par with diesel.

But co-operation has come at a price.

The No. 2 U. S. automaker also transferred warrants to purchase 362 million shares of Ford common stock at a price of $9. 20 to the VEBA.

They have learned how mass production helps them to get the goods and services they want at a price they can afford to pay.

Which is why, at a price, we still have Paris in springtime.

But even that has come at a price.

an iced product bought from Metro at a price of RBM 21. 9, not very expensive.

Shareholders are increasingly asking why they are selling at a price less than what it will be worth in the future.

Issued $10 face value 40-year bonds to an underwriter at a price of 98.

When a security is selling at a price that is equal to face value.

In BeijingGonglue, a dress marked 400 RMB, someone may get it at a price of about 100 while someone has to charge more than 300 RMB.

That feedstock has then to be turned into something that people want to buy, at a price they can afford.

I did. But it came at a price.

Plug-in cars, for example, could be fuelled with electricity at a price equivalent to 25 cents a litre of petrol.

The Directors have awarded you the option to buy a number of Standard Chartered shares in the future at a price which has been fixed today.

Solution: First, note that buyer 1 buys zero at a price 10 or higher, while buyer 2 buyszero at a price of 5 or higher.

Here we can get some measure of security, but at a price.

Participation gives you the option to buy a number of Standard Chartered Share in the future at a price which has been fixed today.

To illustrATe, assume thAT on January 1, 1995, Solarwind Company sells $10 of 9%, 40-year bonds to an underwriter AT a price of 98.

The Taiwanese company sold 5. 3 million shares at a price above its expected $14. 50 to $16. 50 range.

It can make money selling goods at a price at which other firms lose money and thus retain the whole market.

The good news is that our local store usually has one brand on sale every week at a price between $2. 50 and $2. 99.

MAKE something people want to buy at a price they can afford.

Hong Kong actor Edison Chen had become famous, but it comes at a price.

The S20 and D20 are set to launch in Q1 of 2010 at a price of $1, 070 and $1, 550 respectively.

He has bought call options, which give him the right to buy Hong Kong dollars at a price of, say, 7. 5 to the dollar.

Paradise comes at a price that i am not prepared to pay

Selling commodities at a price higher than the marked price or charging fees which have not been marked; or;

List of Information Available to the Public at a Price

At a price level that is not available to programs serving disadvantaged children;

at a price equal to the selling price

At a price below that at which S2S3 cuts the vertical axis, no output at all is supplied by firms 1, 2, or 3;

Above par: at a price higher than

to sell at a . . . price

offer a person some goods at a price

offer sb sth at a price

to buy at a . . . price