Sentence examples for ever rising prices from inspiring English sources

The big energy companies came to account for themselves and their ever rising prices in parliament on Tuesday.

The poor results in satisfaction surveys are compounded by lawmakers' concerns about ever rising prices for consumers, especially for high-speed Internet, which some say has become equivalent to a utility.

In effect, a strategy that made business and political sense in a time of high and seemingly ever rising prices is threatening to create years of losses and declining influence, if energy prices fail to rebound.

People whose incomes are stagnant and face ever rising prices don't have to be convinced of that.

Very quickly everyone forgot about the tech bubble and felt much comforted by the ever rising prices of their homes.

Yet the street protests erupted when Arabs seemed more frustrated than ever, whether over rising prices and joblessness or resentment of their leaders' support for American policies or ambivalence about Israeli campaigns in Lebanon in 2006 and Gaza in 2009.

"Despite mismanagement, the Islamic Republic's real oil revenues are nearly their highest ever as rising price compensates for stagnant energy production and declining oil exports.

But many Australians are finding it increasingly hard to maintain their mortgage payments, following a period of interest rate hikes and ever rising property prices.

Flooding the economy and financial markets with money (and credit) created out of thin air - thereby distorting interest rates and price signals and, in so doing, creating malinvestments - is no way to create sustainable, economic growth and ever rising equity prices.

Easy mortgage access and belief in ever rising home prices created a boom.

Economic growth is the greatest enemy rising prices have ever known.