Sentence examples similar to down price setting from inspiring English sources

The move pushed down the stock price, set off a dispute between Telekom and the bank and drew sharp criticism from shareholders.

But when Russia did default, others that owned Russian bonds were forced to sell assets that the L.T.C.M. fund did own, driving down prices of those assets and setting off the events that caused the heavily leveraged fund to come close to collapse.

CAFE is also credited with helping in 1986 to collapse prices set by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, bringing gasoline prices down from an inflation-adjusted peak of $2.94/gallon in 1981.

"Prices set by the pharmaceutical industry for impressive, life-extending drugs such as Kadcyla must come down.

A second set of simulations is designed to understand what kind of OECD policy might help to bring down prices.

Mr. Findlay, of Consumers Union, said that largely neutered Medicare's price-negotiating power, although it would represent a first step down the price-setting path that the industry is certain to fear.

Park says his Taepung Group, established by Kim Jong Il himself, wants to bring market principles to a planned economy, even down to setting what price a bottle of Coke made in Pyongyang would go for sort of.

If the trend is down, set the exit closer to prices to cut losses and preserve capital.

That's good news for buyers of these estates, who can bring costs down significantly by setting their own prices.

Initial price was set at.

Given the new pricing benchmarks set by Amazon recently, I expect these prices to come down over time.