Sentence examples for hand prices from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, prices of clothing, household goods and communications have been rising more slowly, or even falling in recent times.

On the other hand, prices haven't really gone down, Ms. Alper said, noting that one five-bedroom house in Margate one up from the beach was rented for $58,000 for the summer, up from $44,000 last year.

On the other hand, prices, employment, and consumer confidence are the least relevant groups of variables.

In reality varying second hand prices and sailing profiles can change the real transport costs per ton-mile dramatically.

On the other hand, prices increase for users who aren't answering requests and might prefer fewer of them.

On the other hand, prices for drugs without available PZNs may have been underestimated by conservative assumptions.

To decide, they have a useful, old-fashioned mechanism to hand: price.

And on the other hand, price elasticity in the future cannot be divined by such models.

On the other hand, price discrimination causes resentment: many people think charging on the basis of willingness to pay unfair.

So, on the one hand, you think about earnings, but then you ameliorate that by thinking about on the one hand, price-to-sales, on the other hand, price cash flow.

On the other hand, price sensitive businesses and companies in energy intensive industries could feel a pinch, The Brattle Group projected.