Sentence examples for counting price from inspiring English sources

Counting price change as well as coupon income, this means that emerging-market debt outperformed U.S. junk debt by 24 percentage points.

While corporate profits remained strong, the C.P.I., not counting prices for food and energy, jumped at a compound annual rate of 3.2percentt in the first quarter.

After he bought a Maytag washer and dryer, he was tickled that the salesman quoted Ruskin to him — something about where quality counts, price doesn't.

While calorie counts, prices and ingredients may vary from those listed, these treats will never fail to dish up heaping portions of local flavors.

AirLaunch says it can meet a Defense Department requirement to launch a rocket at a cost below $5 million, not counting the price of the satellite (a cheap one might cost only $1 million).

(You don't even want to know the Quantum and RDX cost per gigabyte. All right, maybe you do: $2.03 and $1.70, respectively. And I'm not even counting the price of the drive itself).

And not having the right leaders costs American industry an estimated $14 billion a year, not even counting the price to shareholders in lost market capitalization and increased stock volatility, and to businesses themselves in being left demoralized, floundering and ripe for the picking.

That year the rental yield on property fell below the cost of financing, implying that investors were counting on prices to keep rising to make money.Britain is far from alone.

Statisticians do not count house prices in the consumer price index because a house is an asset rather than a good or service affecting the cost of living.

While this would count as price stability by American standards, in Japan it amounts almost to runaway inflation.

He ate ice cream twice a day, counted the price of everything by the number of root canals he would have to perform to earn it.