Sentence examples for percent price from inspiring English sources

Baosteel agreed to a 79.88 percent price rise for Pilbara blend fines and Yandicoogina fines, and a 96.5percentt price rise for Pilbara blend lump for the 2008 fiscal year.

Mr. Grassley demanded an explanation for the 400 percent price increase — to as much as $600 — since the company acquired the product in 2007.

Thirty percent price cuts in asking prices for homes aren't the norm, but stories like this — with sellers willing to negotiate or even drop their asking prices — are increasingly popping up in suddenly cooling vacation home markets.

But analysts said it was unlikely that the surprise deal to sell ore to China at 35percentt below last year's price — touted by the Chinese side as a new "reference" for price negotiations with the top three suppliers — would coax a compromise out of the larger miners, which are insisting on the 33 percent price cut agreed upon earlier.

He wrote that it was "a swell place to celebrate a seventy-fifth birthday or a contra incursion," and that the famous chili was "distinguishable from a bowl of Dennison's only by a couple of chunks of sirloin, a 1,600 percent price differential and three guys"—the servers—"who look like they stepped out of a 1935 gangster B-movie".

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However, a 10-percent price increase in either fish or fats would reduce the availabilities of calcium by 0.74 and 0.56percentt, respectively.

A 10-percent price increase for each food group of meats, dairy, and flour would reduce daily per capita energy availability about 0.4percentt or the equivalent of 14 calories.

In light of the hubbub surrounding rumors of an up-to-20-percent price increase on ASUS netbooks and notebooks beginning March 1 , 2009 ASUS CEO Jerry Shen said the following during a conference call this morning.

The effect of a 10-percent price increase for the fat group would reduce daily per capita saturated fat availability by only 0.28percentt, probably because the commodities included in the fat group are used mostly for added fats in food preparations and therefore not sensitive to its own price changes.

Although the meat group contributes little to various vitamins, a 10-percent price increase for this group would increase the availability of vitamin C by 0.82percentt (0.71 milligram), vitamin A by 0.19percentt (1.17 RE), and vitamin E by 0.27percentt (0.03 ATE).