Sentence examples for narrowing price from inspiring English sources

There is the Knife, a sharp, narrowing price sequence.

A majority of Americans who surf the Internet still do so by dialing in on regular telephone lines, despite the rapidly narrowing price gap between high-speed and dial-up connections.

The research firm said Kraft's "incremental marketing spending is not generating traction, and therefore, Kraft continues to lose market share in a number of key categories, despite narrowing price gaps relative to private label".

Interestingly, Gartner doesn't peg this drop to the ineluctable charm of smartphones, but rather says it's because of the narrowing price difference between them and basic devices.

The mass market approach promises to yield more affordable prices for its hybrid cars, narrowing the price premium to as little as 200,000 yen ($1,741.31), down from 500,000 yen ($4,834.42) now, Fukui remarked.

He adds that Asda will never achieve its stated aim of narrowing its price gap with the discounters to just 5%.

The narrowest price spread is for household electrical goods; the widest, for books and magazines.

But if the two types of inflation diverge, as now, a narrow price index could send central bankers astray.

ASTON MARTIN VIRAGE The Virage was a head-scratcher from the moment it was announced, wedged into the narrow price and performance gap between the DBS and DB9.

Wall Street firms have been scrambling to figure out how to make money trading stocks as the exchanges become automated and shares trade in narrower price increments.

The lender said that the annual rate of growth had fallen from 9.7% the previous month but remained within the narrow price range seen during 2015.