price-sensitive in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for price-sensitive in the English»Spanish Dictionary

price-sensitive [ˈpraɪsˌsɛnsədɪv] ADJ

1. price-sensitive (influenced by price):

price-sensitive product/import/export

sensible a los precios

2. price-sensitive (affecting prices):

price-sensitive information/data

que afecta los precios

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Honey entrepreneurs agree that the market is extremely price-sensitive and that they have had to invest a lot in generating awareness.

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They tend to have higher costs than competitors -- even in price-sensitive industries.

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The mid-priced chains are competing for a more price-sensitive business and leisure traveler.

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There is a smarter way to play defense, a more price-sensitive way.

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According to the report, adoption in price-sensitive markets will be a key driver for market growth.

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Finally, because competition in retail is more price-sensitive, the cost of a lost sale is lower than in the online channel.

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That is because with interest rates having declined, the effective durations of all assets have lengthened, so they are more price-sensitive.

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That's a steep price for any consumer, but especially for youth, who are particularly price-sensitive.

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Second, foreign buyers tend to be less price-sensitive, and their subject-free cash offers drive up prices excessively.

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As the demand of the first customers is satisfied, the firm lowers the price to attract another, more price-sensitive segment.

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