Sentence examples for higher price from from inspiring English sources

Yahoo has been busy exploring alternatives to remain independent or to extract a higher price from Microsoft.

But in the right hands, they can also be used to squeeze a higher price from a suitor.

Northern politicians, as a result, have pushed to exact a higher price from Greece if more money were extended.

The British company said on Monday that an informal offer at a slightly higher price from Lafarge did not even merit discussion.

So is Mr. Smith dressing up Hughes' overall image as a media concern so he can command a higher price from an acquirer or future partner?

That is despite protestations from leading shareholders in Xstrata who were demanding a higher price from Glencore, which already owns 34% of the mining company.

The deregulation law blocks them from recovering those higher prices from their customers.

Commanders can also use their troops to extract higher prices from customers.

On the other hand, well-regarded hospitals may command higher prices from insurers.

It must generally be recovered in higher prices from consumers (or in lower prices paid to suppliers or lower wages paid to workers).

Of the 20 cities traced by the index, home prices fell in 19 in November; only Phoenix had higher prices from the month before.