Sentence examples for kill prices from inspiring English sources

Without De Beers to control the market, the growing flood of diamonds will kill prices.

"Although we will not comment on specific cases, were non-combatants killed or injured in a US strike, condolence or other ex gratia payments, such as solatia, may be available for those injured and the families of those killed," Price told the Guardian.

"He's going for the kill," Price said.

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Dividend cuts kill stock prices.

You kill the price of paintings if you put them on display.

In passing, Google showed its ability to kill any price comparator of its choosing.

"The other two volunteers each fired a shot so that no one would say that they for certain had been the person to kill her," Price says.

"I think it's going to kill the pricing model," says Arnold.

Big Oil's actions tell us it not only wants to kill carbon pricing but still actively promotes climate-denial, a fact most recently reinforced by the cash-for-climate-denial scandal of Harvard-Smithsonian physicist Wei-Hock Soon, whose papers are the go-to reference for impugning climate change.

A drift of jobs away from cities would kill real estate prices generally, since urban prices are a function of land scarcity, but prices in the countryside are determined by building costs.