Sentence examples for predictable prices from inspiring English sources

American supporters of the accord argue that it has created a reliable supply and predictable prices.

A tax is better able to provide predictable prices than any amount of trading.

By reducing fluctuations in the supply of energy, it would deliver more predictable prices, that many businesses would welcome.

But the emergence of China as a big buyer, which felt it should have more control over prices, helped precipitate that system's demise earlier this year.That was a blow to steelmakers accustomed to predictable prices for their most important ingredient.

"Russia is also a large producer and exporter of oil, and it is interested in maintaining stable, predictable prices," Mr. Medvedev told Mr. Badri during the part of the meeting that was broadcast on Russian state television.

The real reason home ownership rates are falling is both incredibly simple and entirely predictable: prices in almost any city with a decent jobs market are now unaffordably high.

"I may just have more predictable pricing.

In addition, it establishes a predictable price for carbon.

These contracts guaranteed customers a steady supply at a predictable price.

A solution to this investment impasse is a stable, predictable price of carbon into the distant future.

So officials at the California Air Resources Board, or CARB, are confident that the market will have the liquidity necessary to reflect an accurate and predictable price.