Sentence examples for lifting price from inspiring English sources

And many more may do so as a result of state action last month lifting price controls and allowing utilities to base prices on market conditions.

The lifting price for Russian oil, the cost of getting it out of the earth, is $1 to $1.50 per barrel, and the industry would break even at a barrel price of $14.

In a warning that fares policy is needlessly increasing overcrowding, the report made radical proposals, including scrapping some cheap walk-up tickets for long-distance journeys and lifting price restrictions on selected commuter season tickets.

The government also faces the dilemma that leaving price controls in place could erode incentives for farmers and others to produce more goods, while lifting price controls could result in even higher inflation.

Mr. Paz Estenssoro then reversed some of the changes of his first presidency, privatizing the mines, cutting government deficits, overhauling tax collection, lifting price supports for food and floating the currency at a single unified rate.

Besides putting its own house in order, the new administration needs to re-create a market economy by lifting price controls, easing regulations and eliminating the many restrictions that discourage private initiative and investment.

The growing demand for Burgundy has begun lifting prices in the Côte Chalonnaise.

The 5% with the smallest increases saw growth averaging 148% – lifting prices from £46,819 to £115,954.

In the past several years, a tech-based Boulder boom has spread to Longmont, lifting prices and reviving a once moribund downtown.

December's stamp duty changes, as well as rising household incomes, are lifting prices in many parts of the UK.

This much we know: even if George Osborne's property bubble is lifting prices all over the UK, London has long since left everywhere else behind.