Sentence examples for benefit prices from inspiring English sources

THE ill winds of the current stock market have one benefit: prices for hotel rooms in New York are not rising at their previous mad pace, although virtually no hotel room in the city meets any reasonable definition of bargain.

"There has been a growing base of evidence that lends itself towards a strong GDP and growing benefit prices imply that employment costs are on the rise.

Not one estate agent had a property currently within the benefit price range and the average for a two bedroom house was £676 per month.

That gives DuPont a wondrous benefit: pricing power.

This study would assess whether the more frequent reporting would benefit price informativeness and whether resulting trading activities would outweight the impacts of more frequent reporting.

The model is subscription-based for a monthly fee, or does "benefit pricing" (charging a commission based on the revenue generated on a campaign).

"We think that a Kerry win could drive perception that the government is likely to get involved in Medicare drug benefit pricing sooner than would be the case with Republican leadership," wrote Merrill Lynch analyst David Risinger in a research note.

They also want to talk about benefits, how Labour lost control of them, how high benefits price people out of jobs and how cruel it is to "trap" them in poverty in this way.

The hedgers benefit when prices drop, but lose out if prices rise.

Tickets: $35; benefit ticket prices and availability: (212) 582-0040 (Anderson).

Farmers, on the other hand, should benefit if prices are at last determined by the market.