Sentence examples for ever higher prices from inspiring English sources

A rail network where people pay ever higher prices to suffer worse delays and overcrowding.

The wealthy can afford to pay ever higher prices for poached products, such as ivory.

Vacant land in Truro, as elsewhere, is commanding ever higher prices as it becomes scarcer.

Trying to extract ever higher prices for pictures and bronzes of inexorably declining quality is a thankless task.

Still, some Europeans sense that their love affair with their cars leaves them vulnerable to ever higher prices.

A long period of good news could induce them to buy at ever higher prices, creating a bubble.

Both G.M. and Ford are pushing trucks into ever higher price ranges -- no surprise, given the fat margins on plush pickups.

Many companies raised capital in the past twelve months at high valuations and with high burn rates, confident that follow-on investment would be available when needed, and at an ever higher price.

The good times here are not nearly as good as they were in the last big oil boom in the 1970s and 1980s — and nobody expects they will get that way, how ever high prices rise.

The volume and scope of art collecting have continued to expand in subsequent decades, resulting in ever-higher prices for works of art.

"It had all the elements of the froth in the market — assets flipping left and right at ever-higher prices and excessive amounts of debt at ultracheap prices".