Sentence examples for halved in price from inspiring English sources

Photovoltaic panels have halved in price since 2008 and the capital cost of a solar-power plant of which panels account for slightly under half fell by 22% in 2010-13.

Its shares have nearly halved in price since its flotation, costing investors a total of about $50bn £31bnn).

A barrel of Brent crude has more than halved in price since its peak of $115 last summer.

The firm is under pressure to boost its revenues after its shares more than halved in price since the firm's flotation in May.

It's the dominant video-slot maker in the industry, it has a huge cash position of $90 million, no debt, and a stock that halved in price recently due to a software glitch.

Domestic heating oil has halved in price over the past few years and petrol has fallen below £1 per litre, leaving more in people's pockets to spend elsewhere.

"We're concerned that the community is being gouged for more money when already their letters have doubled in price and halved in the quality of service, so we're very concerned about it," the CWU's Joan Doyle told the ABC.

Furthermore, in 1990, the world wool prices halved in response to the Australian Wool Reserve Price Scheme.

Three weeks ago, Celera's stock price was halved, in a $30 billion rout of the biotechnology industry, after an announcement by President Clinton and Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, that had been orchestrated by the consortium.

Shale's not anticipated to supply a large proportion of Britain's gas needs, but it is contributing to a worldwide flow of gas that has halved gas prices in the US domestic market, and led to a glut in world markets.

Oil and share prices rose after Opec members struck a deal to limit crude output for the first time since 2008, in an attempt to ease a global glut that has more than halved crude prices in the past two years.