Sentence examples for because the price set from inspiring English sources

However, the system has been criticised for failing to produce significant results, partly because the price set for emitting a ton of carbon was too low.

However, it has been criticised for failing to produce significant results, partly because the price set for emitting a ton of carbon, which is supposed to reflect the damage to the environment, was too low.

To a producer who felt that the story was dirty, because the price set on the woman's virtue was so low, Caspary retorted, "Do you think a whore who gets fifty dollars is morally superior to one who gets five?" Caspary's memoir, "The Secrets of Grown-Ups," published in 1979 and lamentably out of print, is full of such anecdotes.

The lawyer, H. Douglas Hinson, also said that Mr. White and the Mott Foundation had no role in deciding what price employees received for their stock, because the price was set in an independent appraisal.

Bolivia's own energy demand has grown substantially because of artificially low prices set by the government.

"Yet ironically, you are looking at triple-digit oil prices because the price is being set by nonphysical investors".

On March 19th this was forecasting a default rate on high-yielding American corporate bonds of 8.55% by the end of February 2009, compared with Moody's forecast for American bonds of 6.8% for that date.Martin Fridson, the firm's founder, admits this forecast is risky, because it relies on prices set in a market that has been hit by the liquidity crisis.

Because sales are assured and prices set, farmers produce too much low-quality tobacco, says Teh-Wei Hu of Berkeley School of Public Health in America.

"Natural gas will always be less than diesel," he said, "because the price of oil is set globally by OPEC and they have to have a price high enough to keep their social commitments and stay in power".

The price of cheese futures can affect milk prices because the Agriculture Department sets a minimum price of milk that is based in part on a survey of cheese prices that includes futures prices.

But critics say Sir Howard's "carbon-price approach" will fail because the price would have to be set so high that the cost of flying would rise to unsustainable levels.