Sentence examples for bump up prices from inspiring English sources
Ding's control allowed him to bump up prices sharply.
The story is that tighter job markets generate faster price growth, as employers, facing higher labor costs, bump up prices to maintain profit margins.
He too predicts the firms might have to bump up prices for riders in order to turn a profit.
With the dollar performing weakly abroad, the Dulleys have had to bump up prices to continue importing goods.
For all the buzz about price promotions or insane discounts, restaurant operators have been able to selectively bump up prices to keep their margins rising, said Leslie Kerr, an analyst with the market research firm Intellaprice.
Along with rising metal prices, one theory behind the crimes is that when Royal Mail stopped auctioning off its old boxes in 2003 it reduced supply and thereby bumped up prices.
The suspicion is of a coming slip in hardware sales – especially of the iPhone, which generates more than half of Apple's revenues – which would be masked by bumping up prices, as has already happened.
But Argentina first bumped up prices and then, as its own (subsidised) demand grew, unilaterally turned off the taps.In this section Own goals from Senhor Futebol Road rage Dancing in the dark Golding goes ReprintsOne of the world's most earthquake-prone countries, Chile has considered going nuclear, but this year's Japanese tsunami put paid to the idea.
Nevertheless, the image of a consensus for extension is vital to the group's aim of bumping up prices.
The company's bumping up pricing from $10.99 to $12.99.
The problem is, over the Christmas period most destinations bump up the prices.
