Sentence examples for growing pricing from inspiring English sources

Rising margins are often evidence of growing pricing power.

Such suppliers will enjoy growing pricing power, says Philip Watkins of Citigroup, even as suppliers of low-tech parts will continue to be squeezed by the carmakers.

The refining sector is absorbing the growing pricing differentials between crude and finished products, leading to plummeting refining utilization rates in the U.S. For example, refining utilization rates fell to 84percentt in the U.S. recently.

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.

Given the growing price tag and the frequent anecdotes about jobless graduates stuck in their parents' basements, many have started to question the value of a college degree.

Government inspectors and plainclothes policemen raided shops and supermarkets to enforce price cuts as shoppers grabbed up goods in the growing price chaos across the country.

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

And in the past year its readiness to pay a growing price for its determination to press on with enrichment and so master the entire nuclear-fuel cycle has inevitably added to suspicion of its intentions.

"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.