Sentence examples for face price from inspiring English sources

But most enterprises face price and quality problems that make exports of that scale an illusion.

They are susceptible to many pests and diseases, face price competition from field-grown cukes and have high labor inputs.

In our case, both parties face price and demand uncertainty but the retailer, being closer to the market, has additional information about the true demand and price.

Shoppers face price increases and new "service charges" later this month as retailers look for ways to compensate for a ban on credit card processing fees.

Unless the Fed starts slowing things down, they say, we'll face price jumps that qualify as "hyperinflationary" (a word that Senator Charles Grassley, the Iowa Republican, actually used the other week).

Banks in overstretched countries are also likely to face price wars to attract depositors from each other (as is already happening in Spain) and from other savings products such as life insurance.

This tendency was stronger for firms likely to be more politically sensitive — those with more sales to Medicare-aged consumers and those less likely to face price-reducing competition because of longer lives left on patents.

Americans now face prices of nearly $4 a gallon in some parts of the country.

Welsh sheep farmers face prices as low as 50p for their lambs.

The bank's analysts said it could face pricing pressure in its energy from waste facilities, as supply increased and demand fell.

Since it's been a while since stocks have been able to maintain momentum, this could be a buying opportunity, but keep in mind that many stocks face price-to-earnings valuation concerns down the road.