Sentence examples for eased price from inspiring English sources

Stung by criticism over milk scarcity, the government eased price controls for milk and recently took over a large dairy concern, Lácteos Los Andes, directing it to reduce yogurt production and raise milk output.

Not even the rise of corporate chain owners -- large enough to exploit economies of scale -- has eased prices.

The effort to flush out speculators won't, however, do much to ease price volatility.

Part of the decrease, he said, came from easing price increases for pork, one of the nation's staple foods.

Several economists said that a strong euro helps ease price pressures in Europe because it makes imported goods cheaper.

Some analysts expect Saudi Arabia to take the lead in pushing for a March agreement that will ease price pressures.

Elsewhere, slower growth helps ease price increases because unemployment rises, but economists believe that strong labor unions and regulation damp this effect in Europe.

That is considered to be a code phrase indicating that though the bank will probably not raise rates at its next meeting in June, it could act as early as July to ease price pressures.

Two weeks ago, she said there was a 70percentto80percentchancehance that OPEC officials would decide to increase crude oil production to ease price pressures when they meet at the end of March.

In the long run, it should curb speculative demand, helping to ease prices.

So there seems little immediate prospect of fresh supplies coming on to the market to ease prices.