Sentence examples for price exert from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in the short run, only changes in the positive oil price exert significant influences on the food price inflation.

A sensitivity analysis suggests that the change in the ammonium chloride price exerts the largest effect on the production cost.

Gas prices exert an unrivaled hold on the public imagination.

Unlike smaller firms they have been able to resist the downward pressure on prices exerted by the big carmakers.

With rising fuel prices exerting pressure on the economies of major trading partners, Malaysia's export-driven economy was projected to grow 4.9% in 2005, down significantly from the previous year's 7% growth rate.

Moody's said Wal-Mart and Target were in a position to control prices and exert pressure on Toys R UsUs.

So that, when it falls into a discount interval, the proposed price is exerted to all purchase quantity.

An investigation this year by the state attorney general concluded that the pricing leverage exerted by academic medical centers played a major role.

One "danger" ABC Unlimited will try avoiding, Mr. Wallau said, is to succumb to the pressure to lower prices typically exerted by advertisers buying time and space across various properties of a media giant.

In the simulated-buyer markets we observe behavior generally consistent with comparative static predictions: prices rise post-merger, and unit (but not fixed) cost synergies may exert some price-moderating effect.

In 1980 Pierre Trudeau, the prime minister, unilaterally enacted a National Energy Program imposing export taxes and price controls to exert national control over the energy sector and protect Canadians from surging oil prices.