Sentence examples for attack price from inspiring English sources

Shortly before the day chosen for the attack, Price and her team filtered into London and checked into hotels.

And when the Conservatives attack price regulation in the same breath as introducing a too-little too-late effort at keeping rail fares down, it's time to give up the search for intellectual coherence altogether.

If inflation does begin to act up, officials said the Fed has both the tools and the will to attack price threats by bringing up interest rates quickly.

Above is the latest Laptop Hunters ad in the famous series of video advertisements Microsoft is putting out there to make people proud of being a PC again (and at the same time attack pricing for Macs).

Mr. Spitzer's office is still investigating reports of post-attack price gouging by other businesses.

Never mind that the heart-attack price was really questionable given my current unemployed status, and the general state of affairs in the world and my household.

Her remarks were reminiscent of a speech she gave to the service employees union in May 1993, when she attacked "price gouging, cost shifting and unconscionable profiteering" in health care and the insurance industry.

When she wasn't attacking Price for championing "big government and big spending" and coddling Communist sympathizers — "The New Deal party was extremely slow in realizing the dangers of Communism, but my opponent, Melvin Price, was even slower than most of his party" — she was accusing the Truman Administration of treason.

For Mr. Obama, the White House meeting was an opportunity to showcase his consensus-building approach, in contrast with the confrontational style of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who at this point in her husband's first term attacked "price gouging, cost shifting and unconscionable profiteering" by the industry in a speech to union members.

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European healthcare stocks have been caught in the storm of another attack on price gouging in the industry from presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.