Sentence examples for might increase prices from inspiring English sources

The company said it might increase prices in the coming months.

"I think there are increases in other costs of goods and services that might increase prices over all.

In fact, he said, the pipeline might increase prices somewhat in the Midwest, which would suddenly be able to ship more of its oil to other parts of the world.

If cost pressures do not abate, he said, the company might be forced to increase prices more.

And, yes, our safety rule might increase the price of some cribs to consumers.

Paul Taylor, chief economist for the National Automobile Dealers Association, said that European cars might increase in price, but only because of dollar fluctuations.

But when you consider the amount of water brewers use and the risk that climate change might increase the price of your pint, it's clear why the relationship between the two's important.

For example, the service provider might increase the price of his wireless Internet connection.

A couple years ago I suggested that there was a "Hathaway Effect": When actress Anne Hathaway was in the news, it might increase the share price for Warren Buffett's BerkshireHathaway company.

He said Croatians "might see some increased prices, some increased competition, I wouldn't expect some huge increase in investment overnight".

Asked by an analyst whether credit card lending was an area where Citi might want to "pull back or increase pricing," he responded, "All of the above".