Sentence examples for higher world prices from inspiring English sources
Higher world prices are partly to blame.
Traders said higher world prices prompted the buying.
Manitoba farmers, aided by reduced freight rates, higher world prices for wheat, and improved strains of grain seed, enjoyed unprecedented prosperity.
Americans should be skeptical the next time a lawmaker claims that curbs on the industry will lead to higher world prices for crude — and at the pump.
They say American gas suppliers will eventually be willing to pay the higher world prices on the spot market, especially if a gas shortage ensues after a punishing hurricane season or frigid winter.
Higher world prices for food have coincided with a recession-induced fall in money sent back from Guatemalans working in the United States (remittances equal 12% of Guatemala's GDP).
Meanwhile, the higher world price has unlocked new supply within the United States, and elsewhere, which was previously too expensive to exploit.Yet it may take years for such trends to dent demand and boost supply by much; and the world may not have a lot of time.
Two years ago a weak currency and high world prices boosted gold and other mineral exporters.
The production and demand have helped underpin high world prices for oil, steel and other commodities.
He must contend with high world prices for everything from oil to steel, and sharp increases in utility tariffs.
