Sentence examples for contraction price from inspiring English sources
"I will pay fair market price, not contraction price.
Contraction price is basically a farewell price that would be higher than the fair market price".
No contraction price has been set, but Major League Baseball could pay Pohlad as much as $150 million.
Oil, technology and basic industrials are suffering margin contraction from pricing and weakening revenues.
But according to those who study the new contraction game, the price tag for Pohlad if the Twins died would be $150 million, chipped in by the other owners.
BBC Europe editor Gavin Hewitt said the figures raise the risk of a contraction in general prices in the eurozone.
As with America and the UK, former Soviet bloc countries have suffered a severe contraction in home prices.
If the trend holds, the United States, Japan and Europe -- considered the three main engines of growth -- are likely to see their first collective contraction since the oil price shock of the mid-1970's.
"A DESTABILISING contraction in nationwide house prices does not seem the most probable outcome...nominal house prices in the aggregate have rarely fallen and certainly not by very much".
However, the Fed warned that "tight credit conditions, the ongoing housing contraction and elevated energy prices are likely to weigh on economic growth over the next few quarters".
