Sentence examples for down price increases from inspiring English sources

That will help to hold down price increases in those states in the years ahead.

He has contended that the President should resort to "jaw‐boning," or the use of Presidential persuasion, to hold down price increases.

This is not an entirely new phenomenon: a Federal Reserve study published after the dollar's crash in 1985-87 suggesthatthat "foreign competitors relinquished profits for market share" by holding down price increases.

European carmakers are trying to hold down price increases in order to protect their market share, but eventually they will have to raise sticker prices.

The weak dollar forces a European exporter like Mercedes to postpone exporting small, low-price cars to the U.S., and all the European exporters are trying to hold down price increases, which crimp profit margins, cutting into money that would go to product development.

The hope is that competition will drive down prices, increase innovation and underpin the growth of a low carbon economy in Europe.

"The council...can use its several car parks to bring down prices, increase quantity and improve quality".

With costs up and revenue down, circulation price increases are not filling the gap.

This pushes down prices and increases the chances of the banks suffering losses elsewhere.Banks are now finding that these risks are coming racing back onto their balance-sheets.

Labor said it would crack down on "unjustified price increases" through new transparency and accountability standards.

In the last few years Ford and the Chrysler Corpora tion have backed down from some price increases because G.M. rises were smaller.