Sentence examples for price posed from inspiring English sources

The €200,000 asking price posed no difficulty.

The filing also flags news coverage of a report by JP Morgan bank specifically highlighting the disruptive threat that Formlabs cheap sales price posed to sales of 3D Systems's products.

"It's clear that the fall in the oil price poses a pressing danger to the future of our North Sea industry – unless we take bold and immediate action," Mr Osborne said.

A Tlingit specialist, Langdon had had his own indirect encounter with Vincent Price: while researching the ancestral villages of Prince of Wales Island at an archive in Ketchikan, Alaska, he had found, in a file on Tuxecan, a baffling photograph of Price posing with an enormous totem pole.

Weaker property prices posed a threat to consumer spending.

Luckily, my own restriction — high prices — posed no problem.

The pressure on prices posed by repatriation could be far worse.

They agreed with the central bank that the rebound in global energy and commodities prices posed new risks.

Nearly two months later, at Tuesday's meeting, Fed policy makers specifically said that rising energy prices posed the risk of "raising inflation expectations" in coming months.

He pointed out that low fuel prices posed a challenge in getting customers to opt for more efficient cars and trucks.

Bayer's chairman, Werner Wenning, left, said that the current year was off to a good start but that the effect of high oil prices posed a risk.