Sentence examples for augmenting prices from inspiring English sources

At first glance, the figure conveys that the use of renewable energy leads to augmenting prices.

In this paper, we present a taxonomy of algorithm animation languages that augments Price's well-known taxonomy of software visualization.

Conquering outposts increases the number of units trained from military buildings or ships, while not augmenting their price.

Design and planning of petroleum supply chains (PSC) present significant opportunity as financial crunches and variability in crude oil prices continue augmenting volatility among the petroleum product prices, costs, margins and demand.

In deregulated North America, with a competitive market and plenty of shale gas to augment conventional supplies, prices are low.

HSBC augmented its share price by 1.45%, to 77.05 Hong Kong dollars ($9.94), and Bank of East Asia added 4.9%, to 14.58 Hong Kong dollars ($1.88).

India's LifeSpring hospitals slash the price of childbirth by augmenting doctors with less expensive midwives.

When conservation capital is water augmenting, demand for capital is decreasing in the price of water and in the likelihood of restrictions being applied.

"Prices have augmented and internal production has gone down as primal resources are not accessible," she told The Huffington Post in a phone interview Friday.

Sandisk is reportedly benefiting from stepped-up NAND flash requirements, and Micron has pushed through recent price hikes in commodity DDR2 DRAM memory chips for PCs, augmenting steeper hikes in DDR3 for servers and upscale notebooks.

Wisconsin continues augmenting its own.