Sentence examples for price driven by from inspiring English sources

But the exact opposite is true; gold is a commodity and its price, driven by supply and demand and speculation, swings wildly.

While this is happening, one of the keepers give a long spiel about who they are, how they got here, ivory, and the severe new escalation in price, driven by demand in China.

Russia's burst of speed was propelled by a surge in energy prices driven by Chinese growth.

On the other hand, they can't do anything about high raw materials prices driven by demand from China".

Complaints include the coarse manners of some tourists and the rise in housing prices driven by wealthy investors.

Therefore renewable energy is responsible for the subsequent rise in prices driven by bids from SA's gas power plants.

Sherwood appears to be riding the leading edge of a wave of rising prices, driven by land values that may be surging past the highs of 2008.

Concerns about rising consumer prices, driven by higher energy costs, resurfaced recently and outweighed any possible benefits of pumping more capital into the economy.

But prices, driven by rising demand in developing countries and supply constraints that include climate change, remain well above levels of the 1990s.

Rics said that despite demand for homes remaining flat in April, there had been a pick-up in prices driven by the shortage of stock for sale.

He expressed concern about young people struggling to get into the market because of higher prices driven by investment, and the resulting requirement for larger deposits.