Sentence examples for attract higher prices from inspiring English sources

While selling online is easy and inexpensive, it is open to debate whether a traditional auction house would attract higher prices: a Hirst Spin Painting of the same size, format, materials and date sold last December at an auction house in Paris for €25,000.

A highly competitive niche will always attract higher prices.

The more niche your market is then obviously there will be less demand for your services but on the other hand the more specialist your services become those skills are harder to obtain and can attract higher prices.

Foreign-made baby milk products attract high prices in China, especially since a locally manufactured formula laced with the industrial chemical melamine killed six infants in 2008.

The most sought-after developments are attracting high prices.

"As communities develop, they tend to attract higher and higher prices for housing, and the community becomes more attractive," said Dean Katerndahl, an analyst at the Mid-America Regional Council, a planning organization for greater Kansas City.

You write that when the Centre Point tower in central London was first completed in 1966 it could not attract high enough prices, as now (Centre Point joins list of luxury 'ghost towers', 31 October).

For example, a house with a list price of $255,500 is likely to attract higher bids than houses with list prices of $256,000 or $255,000.

They fear the development will attract high-income people and drive up housing prices.

The stock has traded above the Buffett offer since May 30 on speculation the company, based near Knoxville, Tenn., may attract a higher price.

But an industry group, the Electric Power Supply Association, along with other incumbent firms, argues that real energy generated by real power plants should attract a higher price, in order to stimulate much-needed investment.