Sentence examples for development prices of from inspiring English sources

The rapid survey reported in this article was meant to avail the ministries of health in the African Region with a way to monitor the effects of global economic crisis on government and donor funding for health development, prices of medicines and basic foodstuffs, currency devaluation and unemployment.

In other developments, prices of most actively traded issues of investment-grade corporate bonds dipped by about one-quarter of a point, market participants said.

With a total development price tag of nearly $1 billion, Barefoot has four courses designed by big names in golf architecture -- Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, Greg Norman and Davis Love III.

With a development price tag of about $39 million, Crescent Central Station is Orlando's first project to launch off the commuter rail station at downtown's main Lynx bus terminal.

This development in price reflects a real development in prices of relevance for Europe, since BEVs have been exempted from Norwegian VAT and registration tax throughout this period.

But the timing of the announcement about an incremental development —when prices of rare earth metals have declined and on the day of Republican primaries in Mississippi and Alabama — raised questions about the White House's political calculations.

The RPI measures the development of prices of goods and services consumed in Spain [ 12].

Development, pricing, and approval of a commercial insurance policy is a process that can benefit from such a system.

Our observations provide evidence supporting the hypothesis that there are a number of sugar-signalling pathways controlling different aspects of development (Price et al., 2003).

Two years later, an independent tender through architects Levitt Bernstein produced glossy plans for refurbishment for Phase 1 of the development, priced at £33 million.

The process of validating an assessment or treatment is remarkably slow when compared with the pace of technological development (Price et al. 2013).