Sentence examples for higher than average prices from inspiring English sources

A charming face doesn't hurt, but with higher than average prices, Target is positioning the line with the naturals category, where prices have more flexibility.

Their need to trust a contractor allows them to feel comfortable with slightly higher than average prices.

The expected causes of higher-than-average prices during the next decade include a doubling of biofuel production, higher fuel costs that increase the cost of producing crops and transporting food, and greater demand for food and animal feed in richer developing countries where incomes are rising, the report says.

Panera's somewhat higher-than-average prices "limited" its growth in the last five years to some 20%.

Our Institutional Licensing team will proactively contact any institution seeing higher than average price increases in the coming weeks.

For logs such as yew, always sell them slightly higher than average price, even if it is by 1 gp.

Property taxes in Vermont also run high and are matched by higher-than-average home prices, resulting in a headache for Vermont homeowners.

Even though the rate of price increases has slowed from 5.4 per cent last month to 4.6 per cent in April, the numbers are still breaking new territory with higher than ever average prices.

Higher than average gasoline prices on the West Coast have long been a volatile political issue.

Cornwall is the only county in the UK with lower than average salaries and higher than average house prices; the average property in Cornwall can fetch £204,000 – 12.4 times the average salary of local residents.

We also looked at higher than average forward price-to-earnings ratios, based on Thompson's IBES database of analyst earnings estimates.