charge a high price造句

• This coalition he has behind him charges a high price for its support.
• Grandfather charges a high price for the body.
• Rather than charging a high price as was music industry practice, Carlin charged Rankin only one dollar.
• We will have to charge a high price for the drug because of the small patient population,
• Merck, however, charged a high price.
• Fee-to-listen music will have to compete with this free-to-listen music, making it difficult to charge a high price for copy-protected content.
• Halliburton has said it needs to charge a high price for fuel because it must be delivered in a combat zone.
• "Thus far, geothermal power developers always make the large expenses for exploration an excuse for charging a high price for their power to PLN, " the source said.
• Because when price information is widely available, it becomes easier for suppliers to coordinate their pricing, with each seller agreeing, implicitly or explicitly, to charge a high price so as to avoid " ruinous competition ."
• Guillaume de Fondaumiere recalled that as professionals, Coelho and Mobius charged a high price for their effort, and had a highly ambitious, challenging, and expensive vision; Arxel Tribe's lack of experience in video game development meant that the collaboration became " fantastic, but also a painful experience " much to their dismay.