Sentence examples for deteriorated prices from inspiring English sources

The economy would run out of spare capacity, profits deteriorated, prices and wages rose and the Fed hiked interest rates, precipitating a recession.If that pattern holds, the current expansion should have plenty of life left in it.

It may help calm the turbulent credit markets by preventing a sharp sell-off of securities, though analysts say the fund will probably not be able to offset the deteriorating prices of the securities.

But after such a long period of lax lending standards, I think deteriorating prices are inevitable.

This intensive distribution strategy leads to deteriorating prices, as when Izod/Lacoste lost its cool in the 80's as did Hilfiger in the 90's.

He saw too much capacity, deteriorating pricing and continued capital budget cuts.

"We believe that attention should be paid to the deteriorating price elasticities in U.S. cigarettes.

This trend line, which is often a barometer of intermediate-term technical health, has been key in indicating the market's deteriorating price activity.

Moody's currently rates the company one notch above a noninvestment grade, or junk level, at Baa3 and said it will evaluate U.S. Steel's ability to reduce costs in light of deteriorating pricing power, drastically reduced production and $1.6 billion in debt.

The BoJ's QE has produced higher yen earnings for exporters and expatriated manufacturing operations, which has translated into higher stock prices, but also deteriorating terms of trade and higher import prices, meaning lowered purchasing power for consumers.

It is only when various socialist schemes tried to divorce the costs of services from the prices users pay that those services deteriorated and prices escalated.

Index readings above 50 mean that the number of manufacturers that said business improved, or prices were higher, was greater than the number that said business deteriorated or prices fell.