Sentence examples for are fetching lower from inspiring English sources

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are getting lower

The phrase "are fetching lower" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is being obtained or acquired at a lower price or value, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The prices of the products are fetching lower than expected this season."
Alternatives: "are being sold for less" or "are being offered at a lower price."

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Also, she said, clams are fetching lower prices, "because the demand isn't there since most places that sell shellfish are along the beach, and people aren't going out".

The New York Times

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Growers are behind on sales of grapes, which are fetching much lower prices than last year.

The New York Times - Food

They are fetching high prices.

The Economist

VSAT licences are fetching $4m a piece.

The Economist

Batman and Superman are fetching six-figure sums.

The New Yorker

Stools are fetched.

The Guardian - Travel

Map tiles are fetched from Cloudmade using Polymaps.

Bioinformatics

Many fun games are fetch and tug-of-war.

WikiHow

His photos were fetching $500,000 each.

The Guardian - Arts

Perhaps he thinks it's fetching.

The New York Times

"Ten years ago such clocks were fetching $30,000 at auction.

The New York Times

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