Sentence examples for difference in the prices from inspiring English sources

And sometimes they have difference in the prices from one market to another.

The builder "feels that putting Pocantico Hills on those mansions is going to make quite a difference in the prices," said Carol A. Wilson, 70, a member of the Pocantico Hills school board who has lived there all her life.

An investigation by the National Audit Office found there was a 400% difference in the prices paid for high-vis jackets, with the cheapest at £20 and the most expensive at £100.

For example, she said she recently looked for deals on a DVD player and found "no significant difference" in the prices on mySimon.com, an Internet price comparison site, and Overstock.

Neal Hudson, associate director of residential research at Savills, has used data from the Office for National Statistics, HM Revenue & Customs and mortgage lenders to put together a graph showing a substantial difference in the prices paid by homebuyers using mortgages and those who have the money to go it alone: it shows a cash premium of 30%.

If you REC a song at 1 cent or above Amie Street will pay you half of the difference in the prices.

There's a huge difference in the price between organic eggs or chickens, and free range.

The savings in time to replace the old pumps would more than pay for the difference in the price of the materials".

My husband and I will buy the house and use a mortgage to cover the £60,000 difference in the price of the two properties.

At one stage, the difference in the price at which the UK and Germany borrow in the City's money markets widened to the highest level in 12 years.

In some countries that share a border, a bridge or a tunnel, the difference in the price of gas can be substantial.