price point

Maybe a house just needs too much work for its price point.

"The price points are far greater than we would ever pay," he said.

But overall, people want good value for the money at any price point.

"It looks like it's done on a national level and at a very high price point."

"This is essentially a test by the industry of a new price point."

But that's not a reasonable price point for most people.

Individual songs were sometimes sold at 79 each, although the 99 price point was more common.

"We never saw any resistance to the price point," he said.

At that price point, it effects how decisions are made.

"It was hard for the customer to understand that at those price points."

So I don't think you can really put a price point on this.

All they have to do is put a price point on it that you find acceptable.

"They are the ones driving business in the upper price points."

Twilight for its low price point and large variety of questions.

The whole mom thing is a bit silly at this price point.

I wonder what the price point will be for the hardware?

For one thing, the price points of the two retail companies are far apart.

Therefore, he added, "using the 99 price point makes perfect business sense, and the time is right for change."

Look at the price points of digital goods in other media.

The simple price point strategy has been an enormous success.

The industry will start up again with the next generation at better price points."

"The price points are great - we worked really hard to get them there.

Summer 2008 has shuffled things a bit, but the price points remain the same.

A lot of rock groups wear my clothes, and the price points are not way out there.

There is now a wide range of available options at nearly every price point and performance level.