Sentence examples for price contrast from inspiring English sources
The difficulties faced by the coal sector and a slumping oil price contrast with a record year in global investment in renewable energy, such as wind and solar.
Price contrasts within the oeuvre of the same photographer were typical of a field in which buyers, unsure of what they are looking at, give in to fits of enthusiasm for some works while holding back on others equally good, or better.
The price contrasts with the mere £9,000 or so charged for the limited batch of petrol-powered versions of the same car that went on sale a couple of years ago, emphasising the high cost of batteries and electric car technology.
Table 11 Price contrasting (ten thousand US dollar) Without using data fitting algorithm Using data fitting algorithm 160 640 1280 2560 160 640 1280 2560 2.3 11.2 21.4 45.8 Reduction 15 % Reduction 23 % Reduction 31.5 % Reduction 38%%.
The recent rise of gasoline prices contrasts sharply with the drop of oil prices on the international market in recent weeks to just over $100 a barrel.
The rise in house prices contrasted with separate official figures showing inflation falling to a five-year low of 1.5% in May.
The high acquisition costs of new therapies at their international prices contrasting with the lower economic impact of maintaining employment makes these treatments in developing countries much less cost-effective than in developed countries, and this is a problem that all sectors involved will have to address.
Labor's carbon price by contrast was just $23 per tonne (and would have gone to a floating market-set price next year).
Price, by contrast, awards his characters great figurative powers, endows them with an ability to take everyone's clichés and customize them into something gleaming and fresh.
Price, in contrast, is what American TV calls a "showrunner", a small-screen auteur who is storyliner and head writer on his or her show.
