Sentence examples for confronting prices from inspiring English sources

Even as buyers are shaking off the effects of the recession, they're confronting prices that are no longer very recessionary at all.

If there is to be greater clarity on certification and what it can do, industries may need to confront price as well.

He did a joint commercial venture in Harlem with Blumenfeld, but by 2006 and 2007, he was confronting land prices out of sync with his business plan and was tired of being spurned by Wall Street banks.

Air New Zealand is struggling to rebuild profits and upgrade its aging fleet as it confronts stiff price competition, high fuel prices and the fallout from weak currencies and a global economic slowdown.

Possibly, the world is about to confront falling prices, not rising ones.

9.35pm: It's time to confront "the price of our dependence on oil and the high cost of health care, the schools that aren't preparing our children and the mountain of debt they stand to inherit".

Ask Brazilians about the problem, though, and you will hear a very different view -- one that offers an insight into the twists that economic logic produces when a third world country confronts globalized pricing and distribution of a product that it consumes with a passion.

But as he has moved closer to the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney has adopted a much more aggressive approach to confronting Mr. Obama over energy prices.

In New Rochelle, a Virginia-based company hopes renters, confronting high real estate prices in New York City, will flee to its version of Avalon.

You can actually spread out, and you can do so without confronting the kind of prices that usually accompany such comfort.

The price for confronting the security forces and the militants they faced down was severe.