Sentence examples for heightened prices from inspiring English sources

For their heightened prices these products offer spectacular sound, yes, but also artistry.

Her commentary flies in the face of numerous Wall Street analysts, who have argued that the government's massive liquidity injections will result in heightened prices as soon as economic (mostly industrial) activity picks up.

It has taken sales away from the high street and heightened price competition.

Meanwhile, Sony has been battling weak demand for its high-end Bravia TVs amid growing global economic woes and heightened price competition.

But what all of those evolutions have shared are a heightened price tag for a whole new device.

(See: "European Bonds Pay Inflation's Price") Heightened price pressures were attributable to food and energy costs, he said, adding that a stability-oriented monetary policy was needed.

Upon the realization that the drawdown was more due to temporary technical difficulties in offloading tankers at Gulf coast ports rather than heightened consumption, prices began to erode once more.

This is then the opportunity for reducing these costs -- allowing for market entry, heightening price competition, increasing patient access to alternative lifesaving medications and reducing the cost of care.

Concern about falling resources prices heightened on Friday after the release of weak credit data from China, the world's biggest consumer of industrial commodities.

To be sure, this has been a particularly painful nine-month span, marked by a historic credit crisis, record-high oil prices, heightened inflation fears and perhaps even a recession.

At a time of rising gas prices, heightened talk of war with Iran and setbacks in Afghanistan, Mr. Obama's approval rating dropped substantially in recent weeks, the poll found, with 41 percent of respondents expressing approval of the job he is doing and 47 percent saying they disapprove — a dangerous position for any incumbent seeking re-election.