Sentence examples for price explosion from inspiring English sources
This led to a price explosion and massive external deficits.
The price explosion is a reminder of the derby's overwhelming appeal among baseball fans.
He said it was necessary to offset the cost of a wage settlement reached with locomotive drivers, but promised there would be no "price explosion".
Later he wrote scornfully of the "euphoric planners, system-changers and neo-Marxists" who could not understand the impact on West Germany's economy of dramatic changes in the global economy following the oil price explosion of the early 1970s.
New York cut tens of millions of dollars from the libraries in the past five years — and spent twice as much on the High Line, a park that ignited a luxury real estate price explosion in Chelsea.
There are many reasons for the price explosion, but a critical factor has been the ability of businesses to write off tickets as entertainment expenses — essentially a huge, and wholly unnecessary, government subsidy.
If countries do not voluntarily adopt a "slow phase-out scenario": "... we predict that the end of the cheap uranium supply will result in a chaotic phase-out scenario with price explosions, supply shortages and possible electricity shortages in many countries".
What's behind these commodity price explosions?
As in earlier cycles, the capital has been the epicentre of the house-price explosion.
However, the Bahamas venture, which was largely financed by Standard Oil, got into difficulties after the oil-price explosion of 1973, when Libya also nationalized its foreign-held oil concessions.
[C3.] Oil Prices Rise After Explosion A day after crude prices had their largest decline of the year, oil futures bounced back as an explosion at a refinery in Texas highlighted the limits of the industry's supplies.
