Sentence examples for at present prices from inspiring English sources
At present prices, the imports could cost as much as $40 million a month.
The cost of renewables continues to fall but at present prices the crossover point is further away.
At present, prices for December wheat are about $6.95 a bushel, down over 50 cents from a month ago, but up nearly 55 percent since early June.
It may be taken as a general rule that a good general servant cannot be obtained to-day for less than £35 to £45 a year, and at present prices it will probably cost £1 a week for her keep.
Tariq Shafiq, a former executive at the state-owned Iraq National Oil Company (INOC), says that expanding Iraq's output from existing big fields should cost $1-3 1-3arrel, leaving over $100 per barrel in profit at present prices.
Asked about baseball as an investment, Buffett said: "If you buy teams at present prices, you will not do well, in my view, in terms of the actual income that will result from that ownership compared with the price you pay.
At present, price differentials on manufacturers' leading brands can be more than 30%, so there is plenty of scope for arbitrage by retailers big enough to threaten to buy from someone else.All the same, industry observers suggest that prices are much more likely to adjust downwards over a period of time than to collapse immediately.
To take advantage of the decline, here are five high-quality stocks that look like good values to me at their present prices: H.F. Ahmanson (35),Black & Decker (30),Eastman Kodak (74), Enron (36) and Great Lakes Chemical (42).
At present, electricity prices often use TOU prices to encourage electricity savings and reduce peak power, leading to reduced capital investment and transmission costs [31].
A sunny Hornig wrote to President Johnson in February, 1966, "It appears by spending from $10 million to $20 million per year we stand a good chance of adding several billion dollars to our gold reserves at the present price.
Despite this record, I like GTE at its present price.
