Sentence examples for hiking prices from inspiring English sources

The new rule, which comes into effect in April, should stop Openreach hiking prices.

"We believe that hiking prices will impact minors in large part because they don't have their own income," he added.

Labour sources said it would fall to Mr Cameron to stop energy firms hiking prices before 2015.

Because companies are producing more for less, they can hold down costs, and when times are good they can raise wages without hiking prices.

The Government will also crack down on firms hiking prices when they issue renewal notices for phone contracts, insurance and subscriptions.

Customs agents across the EU internal market of 500 million people will impose the duty, hiking prices on US-made products in supermarkets and across factory floors.

Bolivians famously rioted when a privatised water company hiked prices.

It denies the charge and claims it has hiked prices to discourage new customers.

They've launched investigations into why drug makers have hiked prices so dramatically in recent decades.

"British Gas, in these difficult times of austerity, do you have to hike prices when we are struggling?

The ministry of tourism has also hiked prices across the board for government-run hotels, restaurants, tours and car rentals.