Sentence examples for dramatically higher prices from inspiring English sources
After a few years of real estate boom, which spread dramatically higher prices to many (though not all) parts of the U.S., the market has recently seemed to change course.
Still, California came reasonably close to the promised 3-cent power until this past May, when the state ran into bad luck: dramatically higher gas prices, higher demand, lower imports from other states.
But if drivers are paying more to fill up their tanks, it isn't because the muted rally in crude oil prices is propelling gasoline prices dramatically higher.
It's a capacity issue exacerbated by geography: With the Rocky Mountains acting as a barrier to fuel transport, even a minor glitch in any part of the petroleum infrastructure can quickly send prices dramatically higher.
The company's 52-week high of $12.96 per share is dramatically higher than its current trading price of $5.06.
Because shares didn't pop dramatically higher than the $38 offer price, it's a sign that the company got the most capital it could out of the IPO and didn't leave any money on the table.
The Apple Watch hit the market in 2015 and yet the company still managed to gain 14.9% of the worldwide marketshare despite its average selling price being dramatically higher than that of a Fitbit device or Xiaomi band (Xiaomi's wearables only cost $11 and $15).
Meat prices would be dramatically higher without the use of the drugs.
Japan grew dramatically with national industrial policies and higher prices at home in the 60's, 70's, and 80's.
"The public sees the posted price, which is dramatically higher" at private schools, said Mr. Hartle of the American Council on Education.
An assumed average cost of $90 per 250 ml bottle of HSA was again dramatically higher than the U.S. hospital-level price of HSA at any time over the last decade.
