Sentence examples for ceased prices from inspiring English sources

Though the market has rebounded since bottoming out at the turn of the millennium (when government subsidies for construction ceased), prices remain far below those in the rest of Europe.

Economists have long recommended that Venezuela cease price controls, unify its multiple exchange rates — the local currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar at three different levels — and end its heavy gas subsidies.

Inflation is at 0%, well below the government's 2% target, but Carney said price pressures would emerge over the coming months and become more evident when last year's sharp fall in oil prices ceased to bear down on the cost of living.

Prices were not down quite as sharply as in November, however, as food prices ceased falling in December.

As Mr Haldane points out, share prices ceased to have any information content (Accenture, a consultancy, briefly traded at one cent).

Analysts had been expecting a slightly smaller increase to 0.9% in September, but stressed that further increases were in the pipeline in coming months as last autumn's falls in energy prices ceased to drag down the annual inflation rate.

The paper does not state that if the Chinese stocks had not decreased, the price surge would not have taken place, but it has identified that a major factor that held back the growth rate of prices ceased to exist.

In 1916, minting of double eagles ceased, as bullion prices were rising because of World War I, which also caused an influx of American gold coins from Europe.

For many parents, the sticker prices have ceased to shock.

Prices definitely ceased to climb during the plateau period (shaded area) -- IMF (2015, p.43) -- and the three groups have all moved to lower levels after mid-2004.

Further increases are expected in the coming months as last Autumn's sharp fall in oil prices cease to have a downward impact.