Sentence examples for incipient price from inspiring English sources

The City believes the remedy will be exactly the same as that applied when there were signs of incipient price pressure in May 1997 - higher interest rates.

If prices rise under those conditions, he writes, "demand will soften and so too will any incipient price pressures".

Output will increase, especially after the first "gas shock" in the Russia-Ukraine dispute, following the incipient oil price shock.

Both sets of increases seem to have been driven as much by worries over booming asset prices, especially housing, as by incipient consumer-price inflation.Nevertheless, it may be a while before official short-term rates increase in Japan and the euro area.

Along with scary implications for touring mummy exhibits and world energy prices, this incipient revolution raises fears over the future of Facebook.

Still, brokers were divided on the proper lingua franca for conveying price reductions and incipient seller desperation.

They are, as he terms them, "incipient" species (ibid., 52).

There have been incipient signs of recovery, aided by rising oil prices and improving global economic outlook, but the revival has been slow and uneven.

While it was used as early as the 1940s, fracking didn't come into its own until the 21st century's relatively high oil prices and the fear of an incipient global oil shortage made the costly method more appealing.

In an unusual deal, Mr Li is allowing Mr Leung to pay 70% of the total price later, but his decision should avert an incipient bidding war that brought rumblings from Beijing about foreigners buying up strategic communications assets.

How solid is the incipient housing recovery, and what are the prospects for home prices in the decade ahead?