Sentence examples for price has diminished from inspiring English sources

Before the drought he could sell a camel for £185; now the barter price has diminished to one bag of maize.

Work by the Dallas Federal Reserve suggests that the economy's sensitivity to changes in the oil price has diminished to only one-sixth its level in the 1970s and 1980s.

"The drag on consumer incomes of higher prices has diminished to a negligible level".

The stakes-raising escalation of budgets and ticket prices has diminished the chances of such small, potent pleasures.

Relatively low power prices have diminished the incentives for power companies to build new plants.

Lower prices have diminished the sense of crisis and forced the administration to retreat from some priorities on Capitol Hill.

If you assume that the public benefits more or less equally from charitable spending and taxable spending, that sounds like a good deal.However, as these studies have become more sophisticated, the consensus estimate of the tax-price elasticity has diminished to significantly less than one.

The collapse in commodity prices last year has diminished them a bit, but many expect their popularity to recover.The excitement arose because oceanographers had started to find these mineral-rich deposits on the network of submerged mountain ranges that run along the seabed between continents (see map).

He argues that America's dependence on Gulf oil has diminished, and the price has become less sensitive to political crises in the region (see chart).

In the last few years especially, ticket prices have skyrocketed and consumer choice has diminished.

With economies around the globe weakening, demand for oil, copper, grains and other commodities has diminished, bringing down prices of these raw materials.