Sentence examples for pressure of prices from inspiring English sources

They also say the practice of enforcing minimum advertised prices has gradually spread from the consumer electronics business to companies in other industries like sporting goods and jewelry, which are also trying to stem the downward pressure of prices online.

Without pressure of prices or regulations, no need to buy or sell energy-efficient technologies arises – as shown in the past: e.g. before more efficient fuel engines were introduced in response to EU CO2 emission limits, consumers did not buy smaller cars and car manufacturers did not sell notable numbers of them.

At issue for Windows Phone is the double pressure of price and volume of Android handsets, with both playing a big role in keeping Windows Phone largely locked out of the smartphone boom.

"At the moment, the market is characterized by a lot of pressure on prices".

Promoting prescription by INN and increasing downward pressure on prices of off-patent drugs are arguably useful tools to save on money that can be used in other ways, eg, for financing innovative drugs.

This fuels domestic demand, pushing up pressure on prices, particularly of commodities.

Consumer prices remained flat year-over-year, a sign of continuing pressure on prices as the recession deepens.

So-called core producer prices, which exclude food and energy costs, fell 0.1percentt, indicating broad pressure on prices because of lower demand across the economy.

The recent tumble in the value of the rupee adds to an already heavy oil import bill and is a new source of upward pressure on prices.

Millions of homes and condos already devalued by the recession and foreclosure crisis could face further downward pressure on prices because of the spill.

And he said that increasing demand meant that most of the pressure on prices "is upwards".