Sentence examples for price narrative from inspiring English sources

Something isn't right about the London house price narrative that's enjoyed such favour in these parts lately.

But this did not frame a compelling investment case and a hefty debt pile left the equity vulnerable to 'lower for longer' oil price narratives.

ARTS A movie review on Wednesday about "At Any Price," a narrative exploring the lives of farmers in an era of modern agribusiness, described the legal protection of seeds incorrectly.

Think of it as the narrative price we have to pay to watch some of our finest actors get dressed up and enjoy an old-fashioned media gossip.

"In a remote corner of the server," Price's poetic narrative tells us, something is being created – first a garden "made up of all the broken stems, and pale, crushed shreds of fauna that we could retrieve".

Selling wine tableside--either as a sommelier or server--at those places opened my eyes to a lot of what a "foodie" is looking for in their everyday wines: a fair price, a cool narrative, and a combination of complexity and drinkability amongst varying palates.

Price's story of what happened the night of the killing contradicts the prosecution narrative.

He oversaw an $85 million renovation that created a new, light-filled atrium and reorganized the museum's layout; he also introduced new exhibitions, including "The Price of Freedom," a narrative of the nation's wars.

At either price Lightbox is undercutting Narrative's lifelogging camera and GoPro's rugged kit.

The show, running through April 12 at Syracuse University's Palitz Gallery on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, is an introduction to the world of pulp, the mass-produced magazines mainly from the first half of the 20th century that were known for their bold covers, melodramatic narratives, low price (typically 10 cents) and cheap paper.

Why not test the demand for low-commitment narratives priced at five dollars a hit?