Sentence examples for boost its prices from inspiring English sources

In June, Dow Chemical said it would boost its prices as much as 25.0%, institute freight surcharges and stop producing certain products because of soaring energy prices.

As one of the biggest man-made attractions on the planet, Disney World has led the way for the theme-park industry to boost its prices, often on a yearly basis.

Until 1982, it was considered stock manipulation for a company to boost its price by buying back its own shares en mass.

Expanding the program may boost its price tag.

The Harvard University endowment has tried to unseat the management of the Templeton China World Fund and to change the fund's closed-end format in an effort to boost its price.

Google has now formally responded to two antitrust charges brought against it by Europe's Competition Commission, rebutting charges of exploiting the popularity of its search engine to boost its price comparison service, Google Shopping, and its ad placement service, AdSense.

Given that at the end of 2015, U.S. households had more than $34.5 trillion in investable assets according to Cerulli Associates, more mainstream adoption of bitcoin as an investment could boost its price, trading volume and market cap by orders of magnitude.

Google has now formally responded to two antitrust charges brought against it by Europe's Competition Commission, rebutting charges of exploiting the popularity of its search engine to boost its price comparison service, Google Shopping, and its ad placement service, AdSense.

However, Dish's net income grew to $410 million, up 26.5percentt year-over-year, thanks to it boosting its prices for the satellite TV service.

Soaring demand for the currency is partly responsible for boosting its price (therefore reducing the price of everything else in Bitcoin terms, generating deflation).

So has Bitcoin's rising profile boosted its price?