Sentence examples for growing prices from inspiring English sources

But there's more to it: houses require upkeep and upgrades – lots had extensions, improvements and redecoration to achieve those growing prices.

"When people can no longer handle the debt, or when the debt stops growing, prices will come down, and we will face the same deleveraging crisis as in America," said Mr. Keen.

In June, when a United States economic recovery is expected to be in full swing and oil demand is growing, prices are likely to rise and OPEC will face pressure to increase production.

With the global dependency on fossil fuels being undermined by growing prices and environmental concerns, nuclear power is returning as a solution for energy demands, however the increased cost of maintaining and updating ageing plants could render them nuclear alternative counter-economic.

The lower reaches of the top 200 in the magazine show growing prices for UK heavy metal acts such as Iron Maiden, at 189 with a rare brown vinyl 12-inch version of Twilight Zone going for £800, and Holocaust's Slay That Dragon at 191, valued at a similar amount.

Some countries' growing desire for independence from natural gas imports along with the growing prices for natural gas have strongly revived activities in the field of synthetic natural gas production from coal and biomass.

Rising margins are often evidence of growing pricing power.

But maintaining the measures has a growing price, too.

Such ventures, thrusting him ever farther out into the open, come with a growing price tag.

But the growing price gap between such burghs and places like Moreno Valley can be read in two ways.

The increased interest in compostable polymers is a response to the growing price of petroleum and growing consumer demand for sustainable products.