Sentence examples for Exaggerated price from inspiring English sources

* Five-year prison terms for anyone who commits economic abuses like "exaggerated" price rises and hoarding goods from sale.

Analysts said investors had little significant economic news to digest, resulting in light trading volume and somewhat exaggerated price swings.

"If you must do your grocery shopping at the convenience store on the highway or the neighborhood bodega," she said, "you are paying an exaggerated price for a limited supply in terms of nutrition".

It has become customary at many Chinese restaurants in Connecticut, especially the hyphenated ones (Chinese-Japanese, Chinese-Pan Asian) to serve tea only on request, and usually in a tiny pot at an exaggerated price, sometimes -- gasp! -- with tea bags.

Lost in the assemblage, an outstanding porcelain pitcher and cover with the two hallmarks of the Sèvres manufactory for the years 1845 and 1846 and another mark proving that it was made for the Château de Fontainebleau cost €1,580 — more than the high estimate but hardly an exaggerated price.

Actually the drastic adjustment does not prove effective because the coefficient of price elasticity becomes large for exaggerated price variation.

New issues, which are most frequently those of unseasoned companies, are particularly vul nerable in market declines be cause of the high risks that most involve, In addition, the market for them is relatively "thin," a factor that tends to exaggerate price swings.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has also noted instances in which speculators who treat commodity shortages as an investment opportunity have "helped exaggerate" price rallies.

Masters and others have noted that speculation can exaggerate price swings otherwise dictated by fundamental supply-and-demand dynamics, and can also force prices to move contrary to supply-and-demand predictions.

So any jitters from the Middle East will accelerate and exaggerate a price rise that was already on the way.What effect would that have?

Stock valuations in the whole health care sector fluctuate a lot, and biotech stocks tend to exaggerate those price movements.