Sentence examples for favour of prices from inspiring English sources

The stock, however, is still extremely large; but two very favourable points are in favour of prices being maintained: the consumption is very active, and the prices, even with the advance, are still very low.SHEEP'S WOOL. This market has also shown great firmness and at the large sales of 22,086 bales of Colonial, which terminated last Friday, an advance of ½ to 1d. per lb.

"For the first time, the private sector has argued in favour of pricing externalities.

Recent YouGov research by City Hall, released to the Guardian, suggests that two-thirds of the 2.4 million renters in London, more than a quarter of the city, are strongly in favour of pricing controls.

Older generations require much higher specifications, good bus routes and amenities whilst young people are more willing to compromise on transport links and stairs in favour of price".

The retailer is trying to reduce the number of vouchers and promotions it offers in favour of cheaper prices.

But there is much less to be said in favour of rising prices, if they are brought about at the expense of rising output.

Income from suppliers, which Sainsbury's revealed for the first time after pressure from regulators in the wake of the Tesco accounting scandal, slumped 42% to £371m as Sainsbury's said it had slashed the number of supplier-funded promotions in favour of cutting prices.

It sidesteps expensive mini-bars and bellboys in favour of reasonably priced comfort.

He wrote in favour of road pricing as a market solution to the problem of road management and maintenance.

I am all in favour of cut-price holidays, and of low barriers to entry in travel to let small companies to compete.

Several governments remain outside the growing global consensus in favour of carbon pricing – the US and Australia chief among them – but this can no longer be dismissed as the obsession of a few rich western European nations.