Sentence examples for hike points from inspiring English sources

Ryan Sutton, a restaurant critic who monitors restaurant prices on his blog the Price Hike, points out, "Eleven Madison Park has a higher starting price point" — the least expensive prix-fixe option — "than Jean Georges, Corton, The Modern, Del Posto".

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, who opposes a rate hike, points out that in the U.S. "markets have already done the work of tightening" via a less dramatic decline in stocks and higher borrowing costs.

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While politicians on both sides of the aisle have invoked the looming interest rate hike, pointing fingers at the other side with accusations about the expected harm to students, both parties say they want the same resolution: a low rate for one more year.

It also has shorter-term freight contracts than its peers, which gives it flexibility in times when prices are rising, like now, to hike rates, points out Keith Schoonmaker, an analyst at Morningstar in Chicago.

Early in the hike, Joe pointed out a "character brick," where the stamp of the maker is still visible after almost half a millennium.

On the recent Sunday hike, he pointed out old trails from the Dutchess Ski Area, which closed in 1975 after a few disastrously mild winters.

But in confirming the price rise, Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis justified the hike by pointing out that it was the first increase in three seasons.

A Fed rate hike would point to stable growth.

My favorite hike is Point Dume Trail, which is in Malibu.

The hike also pointed out the value of having a guide, despite the profusion of trail maps in stores.