Sentence examples for a violent price from inspiring English sources

Chancellor gives a long speech explaining how a chieftain in a native tribe rebelled against the white men and paid a violent price for it, inspiring Chancellor to accommodate himself to the new reality and throw his lot in with the men with power — which is to say the guns, as opposed to spears.

The first stage has a violent price drop, as we saw in April.

With more home-grown feeds in the ration, our foods will be less subject to violent price swings that are an everyday feature of global commodity markets.

But there are always holes to be filled.The May 2010 flash crash revealed a glaring problem with the structure of American equity markets, for instance: that circuit-breakers which automatically pause trading if there are violent price swings kicked in only once the entire market reached a certain threshold.

In turn, they say, this can contribute to violent price swings when investors turn against bonds.

For that kind of long-term forecasting, we need to understand the reasons for the recent, violent price cycle, and whether it is likely to repeat itself.

Consequently the S.E.C. required that the major exchanges ban most floor trading, an exception being trading to contribute to "orderly" markets — that is, markets not subject to violent price fluctuations.

In "What Price Freedom?" he writes about the violent price the country may pay if the races do not seek mutual understanding: What we do not know about our black citizens is what we do not know about ourselves; and what we do not know about ourselves is what we do know about the world — and the world knows it.

But the judge, Bruce C. Levine, found that the contracts, developed by Cargill to help it and the farmers who sell it grain guard against the risk of violent price swings, were more akin to forward contracts, which were permitted and outside the agency's jurisdiction.

America is a violent place.

It is a violent place.