Sentence examples for long term prices from inspiring English sources

"It may be that Copenhagen gives us a ray of light that we can trust long term prices but we haven't seen that in a sustainable price – we need a price signal right across the EU," he said.

Now it's the new normal, and, in the long term, prices are only going to move one way as the cost of finding the last dregs of the stuff and getting it out of the ground rise inexorably.

Goldman Sachs downgraded its long term price forecast for coal by 18%.

But he said a carbon price was usually also needed to drive a long term price signal.

"If we fail to act now, we will pay a very heavy long term price," he said.

The other case study examines the development of a long term price path for air navigation services over 2002 to 2004.

The Velocity will cost $129.99 out the door, but a mail-in rebate knocks the long term price down to $29.99.

The short term dopamine boost of communication is not worth the long term price.

However, this financial arbitrage inevitably comes at a serious long term price, for empires at times enjoy a credit rating that is too good for their own long term viability.

But what if long-term prices rise?

Ever lower long-term prices could definitively scatter the Saudi house of cards, with unforeseeable consequences.