Sentence examples for allowing price from inspiring English sources

"I don't see how not allowing price competition preserves competition".

But John Cooper, the group's director, said that its "two wishes" were for full access to crude oil, and a more developed gas market allowing price equalisation between the EU and US.

Computational optimization is used to maximize net present value (NPV) in order to examine the potential benefits achievable through upfront investments in increased flexibility (i.e., allowing price arbitrage between times of low and high price).

Expect it to be low cost – since Nemoptic is already working to bring cheap and disposable e-store-price-tags, something you would see at the grocery store allowing price updates from a centralized computer, to the market.

Every step of the assembly process was highly multithreaded, allowing PRICE to take advantage of the ever-increasing availability of multicore central processing units (CPUs).

It knows that allowing prices to hover above the $30 mark hampers global economic growth.

Simon Williams, fuel spokesman for the RAC, said there was still a big gap between wholesale and retail prices, allowing prices at petrol stations to fall further.

Allowing prices to rise from wherever they are, even if there has been a deflation that caused them to fall, opens the door to stagflation and even hyperinflation.

America, which at times controlled 46% of the world's gold, could have rebalanced the system by expanding its money supply and allowing prices to rise.

In practice, however, allowing prices to rise more quickly has costs as well as benefits.The orthodoxy on inflation is certainly shifting.

Rather than allowing prices to fluctuate, politicians decided to freeze electricity rates for a few years—supposedly in the interests of the consumer.