Sentence examples for ever increasing prices from inspiring English sources

Lending enabled people to buy property at ever increasing prices, and the boom in construction made the economy keep growing.

Still, Monsanto is bound at some point to face diminishing returns from its strategy of putting more and more insect-resistant and herbicide-resistant genes into the same crop, at ever increasing prices.

For those for whom cash is less of an issue, vintage Ercol pieces now change hands for ever increasing prices in the flourishing market for mid-century modern design.

Ever increasing prices for the same service/product will simply result in fewer customers paying more for the same product, compounding ever year.

Oil is now almost five times more expensive than it was at the beginning of 2002.It would be natural to assume that ever increasing price reflects ever greater scarcity.

Many of these fans would love to come to the games but due to the economic recession and the ever increasing price of NFL tickets, they cannot afford it.

Attracted by ever increasing property prices and the non-dom laws which allow UK residents with foreign passports to shelter their offshore assets from tax, the world's super-rich are still flocking to London.

The great bull market, which downplayed the significance of dividends and generated unrealistic expectations of ever increasing share prices, deserves some of the blame.

His enormous political talent and scintillating communication skills, fueled by ever increasing oil prices, made him the dominant Latin American politician during his 14-year tenure.

With the ever increasing gas prices, use the Internet to find the cheapest gas near you.

On the contrary, his policy was to make the firm's goods ever more alluring by increasing prices, not reducing them.