Sentence examples for gets priced from inspiring English sources

"The way the city is developing now," Mr. Rabinowitz said, "it's hard to see neighborhoods maintaining their interestingness because as they hit a certain level of interestingness, real estate prices skyrocket, and anything diverse and interesting gets priced out".

That which everyone fixates on gets priced into the stock market quickly and can't drag on.

We'll see how accurate I was when the camera gets priced in six months or so.

With equipment stocks responding accordingly, investors have to be wary of an inevitable slowdown in spending, which usually gets priced into stocks ahead of an actual downturn.

Basically we're not going to hear much news until the production Model S starts hitting car mags (we'll try to get one too), the Model X gets leaked or previewed, and the RAV4 gets priced and dated — all of which will be happening in 2012, most likely.

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"They often get priced out of their neighbourhood and certainly their children do get priced out".

They might get priced out of there soon".

The sad fact is that businessmen like me are getting priced out of the city.

"Now even the gentrifiers are getting priced out by gentrifiers," said the husband, Ryan Wanttaja.

"So I think you'll start to see a May hike getting priced in quite soon".