Sentence examples for hard prices from inspiring English sources

The work was hard, prices were high, and living conditions were primitive.

It appears that these were hard prices based on real-world transactions, not indicative prices.

This is the hard price of peace.

Another option is to impose a hard price cap.

BUT she is already learning the hard price of intense media attention.

"The consumer is responding to hard price points as opposed to prices they have to calculate," Neely Tamminga of Piper Jaffray wrote in a client note.

You may be given a range for the trade in, rather than a hard price, subject to inspection, in case there are dings or scrapes you didn't mention.

It however bears unequally on the economic agents as the small companies pay a hard price for this renewal of the productive system.

Standing before his wall-sized map of the city, the department's Künzling rues: "It's a hard price to pay for the war".

Perhaps the hardest price increase to stomach is being imposed on those who use the Govia-run franchises: the company is increasing prices by 1.8%.

The swallow-hard price tag: $27.5 million.