Sentence examples for improbable price from inspiring English sources

Without it, this Louis Vuitton "Spicy" sandal would be just another improbably high shoe with a similarly improbable price (£1,630).

It seems improbable that United's price will go any shorter between now and the start of next season.

"You have to base a lot of your tactics and strategy on what the other guys are doing". Price's improbable par save on No. 14 was the beginning of the real charge.

But Price is convinced that the Rays' improbable run last season actually eased the burden on him.

Each pratfall has its price because companies like Jukin Media have built an improbable business model cutting deals for these snippets of human folly.

The hope is that it will allow time for asset prices to recover, although most market analysts call that improbable.

To reach Russia's untapped oil, and maintain production growth and downward pressure on world prices, geologists will be venturing into more remote and improbable landscapes.

The hope is that the backup fund will allow time for asset prices to recover, although most market analysts call that improbable.

The fund's organizers hope that it will buy enough time for asset prices to recover, although most market analysts say that is improbable.

"For a bubble to occur we would need to see five year price rises of 35 per cent to 40 per cent and/or mortgage interest rates of around 7 per cent, which seems improbable.

ON BALANCE, IT seems improbable that Australia has discovered the secret of eternal prosperity and that the current alignment of low import prices, high export prices and a voracious Asian market will endure.