Sentence examples for consequent price from inspiring English sources

"If retailers hoarded food as a limited resource and profiteered from the consequent price rises, there would be riots on the streets.

As a new generation of potential students faces the path-setting question about whether or not to go on to higher education and pay the consequent price, the efforts of Leeds University to help undergraduates find enjoyment and fulfilment in their academic careers suggests that they will enjoy far more value for money.

Last, we will investigate market sentiment and consequent price fluctuations.

Each node has a set of preferences, modeled by its utility, which should take into account the amount of data it transfers and the consequent price it pays.

For example, this year China will sell more cars than the U.S. In addition, how the dollar strengthens or weakens in the following months will determine consequent price adjustments.

Or they do when you consider that, as Annie Goodman, of Annie & Co., a needlecraft store in Manhattan, noted, "It'd be more to do your own" once you'd factored in the price of canvas, floss, mounting and finishing, let alone the hours of labor and the consequent cost to your relationship.

This has meant that there is sometimes a shortage of regulated shellfish, with consequent higher prices.

Not that it was ever really gone, but a surge in production in Mexico and consequent falling prices have sent a new wave of methamphetamine use washing across the entire western U.S.--as far east as Des Moines--with the predictable results: addiction, injury, stimulant psychosis leading to bizarre and sometimes horrifying behavior and death.

Pendragon said its business was suffering in the wake of falling demand for new cars: "The decline in demand for new cars and the consequent used car price correction has impacted this year's profit outturn". The company, which owns the Evans Halshaw brand, expected full-year profit to be about £60m, well below last year's £75.4m.

Multiple-bid situations, and the consequent nudging of prices up rather than down, have not disappeared, however, agents from a number of real estate offices around Fairfield County say.

On January 1st, 2007, James Howard Kuntsler predicted peak oil and consequent high energy prices would pop the housing bubble eventually in Forecast For the Year Ahead.