Sentence examples for election price from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the election, Price, like Ryan, announced that the Republicans planned to enact Medicare privatization in the first six to eight months of the Trump administration.

Conversely, I noticed a micro-crash minutes after the results of the first round of the French election — prices went up again minutes later.

Tight oligopolies (like the oil business) and cartels price politically, as with last year's election pricing.

Markets were in a tizz before the election; the price of insuring against a British government default was jumpy in the run-up to polling day (see chart).

A ray of Sun Reprints Related items Japan's election: The price of fameJul 26th 2001 Japan's stockmarkets: Thank you, Mr ShiokawaJul 26th 2001Yet the long economic slump has now upset everything.

Markets were in a tizz before the election; the price of insuring against a British government default was volatile and rose by about half in the run-up to polling day (see chart 1).

Reprints Related items Japan's election: The price of fameJul 26th 2001 Japanese companies abroad: Yen and yuanJul 26th 2001Those seeking a fresh approach, on the other hand, fear that a combination of extra spending and scant reform leaves Japan exactly where it was under Yoshiro Mori, the previous prime minister, who was both inept and unpopular.

After the election, the price went down to 58 but then spiked at over 80 on Nov. 11.

But as long as it doesn't happen until after the election the price controls will have served their purpose.

That appears to be the existential problem with American presidential politics; it has been reduced to the geometric convergence of resumes shaped by savvy public relations consultants with massive amounts of money -- in the 2016 presidential election, the price of attaining the White House will be measured at record billions of dollars.

In the last week before the presidential election, oil prices declined and stocks surged, with all three major market gauges registering substantial gains.