Sentence examples for fetching higher from inspiring English sources

Destroying ivory stockpiles risks a perverse outcome: ivory becomes rarer, fetching higher prices and increasing poaching and illegal stockpiling".

Many independent cabbies say the names are good advertising, drawing regular riders among commuters at the station and fetching higher tips.

More items, of better quality, can be salvaged this way, fetching higher prices; and the recyclables can be sold directly to the manufacturer, eliminating the need and expense of a recycling plant.

At the end of the 19th century Riesling wines, known as "Hock", were fetching higher prices than claret from Chateau Lafite and Veuve Clicquot champagne, according to a list from Berry Brothers & Rudd, a London wineseller.

And although the quantity of this year's harvest is down, Mr Rosales says the quality is up, and the sugar is fetching higher prices on the world market.Most of the big houses in west Havana, still grand despite years of tropical humidity and neglect, were built from the proceeds of the great days of Cuba's sugar industry.

Most important, GM is turning out some impressive cars that are fetching higher prices, which bodes well for the future.

They are fetching high prices.

Presidential trading cards, released by the Topps Company on Feb. 6 and featuring the candidates' likenesses and autographs, are fetching high prices on eBay this week.

Vacant land is also fetching high prices -- from 1.1 acres on Long Island Sound, which sold for $1.6 million, to 105 acres in Bedford, which sold for $1.63 million.

The central bank is seeking to offset the boost in demand that Australia will enjoy from its commodity exports, which are fetching high prices on world markets.

A sluggish market continued through the second session of Keeneland's September yearling sale, with fewer horses than usual fetching high prices.