Sentence examples for price drifting from inspiring English sources

With AstraZeneca's share price drifting down again this morning, the company's board know that the next stage of its turnaround will be all about delivery.

For years its spot price drifted around $200 a tonne, ending 2002 near $150.

During the recession, the time it took to sell a home shot up as buyers' and sellers' understanding of a "reasonable" price drifted into very different worlds.

I had a stab at PartyGaming last week and came out again as the price drifted but an "up" bet before Friday's trading statement, with a stop-loss in place, appeals: online poker has not gone away.

Even with oil prices drifting downward, the Russian economy looks likely to expand by more than 3percentthis yearar.

But if housing supply fails to keep up with housing demand – as it has for most of the past 30 years – that will certainly mean prices drifting higher.

Bond Prices Drift Lower By The Associated Press Bond prices drifted slightly lower yesterday.

In the bond market yesterday, Treasury prices drifted lower.

After the government stopped stipulating minimum air fares, ticket prices drifted down to American levels.

For too long, the UK's biggest supermarket had let prices drift upwards as it tried to protect profits.

As I watch housing prices drift down, I assure myself that it can't really be that bad because there is strong job growth.