Sentence examples for fetches higher from inspiring English sources

Dolphin also fetches higher prices than other locally caught seafood: in a Taiji supermarket, a pound of frozen dolphin meat recently sold for nearly $14, roughly the price of sashimi-grade tuna.

Even though Artemisia is currently getting all the attention, what with a book and a play about her, it is Orazio who fetches higher prices when his work comes up at auction.

In my quest to find out where the food packaging in my box goes, I discovered that the cleaner, kerbside-sorted variety not only fetches higher prices but is processed closer to home.

The former, which accounts for around 60% of the world's crop, is considered superior and fetches higher prices; the latter is a hardier crop, resistant to leaf rust, but has a more bitter taste.

In addition, Thai rubber fetches higher prices because of the greater sophistication of its producers -- their sheer number has led to the creation of a central market and a local futures exchange that enables them to obtain higher prices and forces factories to make margins by producing better rubber.

Both farmers and traders mentioned that sorting fetches higher profit and averts health risks.

Because of its scarcity, the yuzu fetches high prices, $8 to $20 a pound wholesale, and up to twice that at retail.

It automatically fetches high-quality compounds data set from continuously improving and growing curated databases (e.g. ChEMBL).

It is the latest museum in the eastern region of England to be hit, as rhino horn fetches high prices on the black market.

Following are the key advantages of proposed QSAR modeling workflow: It automatically fetches high-quality compounds data set from continuously improving and growing curated databases (e.g. ChEMBL).

Weaned steers fetch higher prices because they have been hardened by circumstance and do not bellow.