Sentence examples for passage prices from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the law's passage, prices will be increased more than needed to cover the wage under the cover of doing just that and those companies that decried the raise will be more profitable than ever.

Prices for Energy Futures Soar In the Wake of Hurricane Katrina As the extent of the damage on offshore facilities in the Gulf of Mexico slowly became apparent a day after Hurricane Katrina's passage, oil prices soared above $70 a barrel and gasoline futures jumped by 20percentt on concerns it would take months to restore production.

Since the law's passage, the price of corn has more than doubled, to an average of $4.11 per bushel in 2014 from an average of $1.96 per bushel in 2005.

Candide buys their freedom and further passage at steep prices.

They say migrants will rely more heavily on people-smugglers, leaving them even more vulnerable to extortion by corrupt officials and to abuse, kidnapping and murder by criminal gangs who promise safe passage at a price.

IN KINSHASA, the vast and sprawling capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the disabled have enjoyed just two state-sponsored perks: half-price passage on the ferry across the Congo river to Brazzaville, capital of the smaller (and arguably even less democratic) Republic of Congo; and free entry to the city's derelict zoo, which houses a handful of mangy animals.

Finally, Wollstonecraft reproduced the passage in which Price linked the American and French revolutions and clamoured for the end of despotism throughout Europe.

If the trials are successful, Comcast's Fellows hopes Passage will push box prices down to $50, freeing up capital to speed the digital cable rollout.

It's a passage worth the admission price alone.

Travelers lounge on the top deck and receive a cocktail with the price of passage.

(At most of these, the food was included in the price of passage; a few added a surcharge).