Sentence examples similar to backdrop of falling prices from inspiring English sources
Morrisons is to cut prices on meat, fruit and vegetables this week amid a backdrop of falling food prices.
Gavin Darby, chief executive, said it was an achievement against a backdrop of falling food prices.
The trade and development report said that against a backdrop of falling commodity prices and slackening growth in the developed world, borrowing costs for poor countries had been "driven up very quickly, turning what seemed reasonable debt burdens under favourable conditions into largely unsustainable debt.
Shares of oil-service companies rallied even against the backdrop of falling oil prices.
The move also reignited widescale complaints that the big six have been overcharging families against a backdrop of falling wholesale energy prices, down 23 per cent last year.
Yet a third harbinger of deal activity: falling prices.
It is worthwhile to note that Britvic's revenue growth is yet again all due to higher pricing against a backdrop of falling volumes in every category and most geographies (importantly Great Britain appears very poor).
A steely focus on price and simplicity, against a backdrop of falling living standards that has sharpened customers' eye for a bargain, has seen the discounter grab market share from competitors and transform what we expect from our weekly shop.
It says the highest proportion of the budget is spent on operational staff and decisions will need to be made considering "the backdrop of falling numbers of fires".
That belief was strengthened this week, when the government said an agreement in principle with the IMF should be made within the next few days and President Bill Clinton said he would come to Moscow in September.Against this nerve-racking backdrop, and the dire effects of falling oil prices, Mr Kiriyenko's government has been struggling to do the right things.
