Sentence examples for immediate price from inspiring English sources

The immediate price rise may have been even higher had the Bush administration not immediately signaled that it was ready to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to ease lost supplies.

But a visit to Moscow this week showed that it has come at an immediate price.

Since most companies buy steel on long-term contracts, few fear immediate price fluctuations.

Asda said it would cut petrol and diesel by 2p and Tesco responded with immediate price reductions.

This change alone would result in immediate price reductions and savings to consumers exceeding many billions of dollars.

The strike led to immediate price spikes, with some supermarkets charging 50percentt more for vegetables on Friday.

The act is now widely regarded as a licence for audit firms to print money ironic in that it was these fee-driven firms that, arguably, encouraged the lax accounting that led to the legislation.Beyond its immediate price-tag, SOX stands accused of undermining America's entrepreneurial spirit.

The CMA should have gone ahead with breaking up Centrica, SSE and the rest – not because it would have had a dramatic impact on immediate prices, although it would have helped, but because it would undermine their power base.

All that they can see are changes in the immediate prices that they must pay for production inputs or consumption goods, and this is what they respond to.

However, an opening bid for a ticket on eBay was recently priced at $2,000; the immediate purchase price was an even more lemon-squeezing $3,000.

The rules here establish an immediate retail price reduction of 11percentto17percentcent, a drop partly attributable to the low price of natural gas, which is often used to fuel electric generation plants.