Sentence examples for price pushing from inspiring English sources

The option added $1,750 to the Passat's sticker price, pushing it to $32,000.

Housing has therefore been rationed by price, pushing less productive workers toward cities where housing supply growth is higher and housing cost growth is lower.

In the two weeks beginning Nov. 12, two-year Treasury notes plummeted in price, pushing their yields up to 3.18percentt, from 2.41percentt.

But the growth has not come without a price, pushing up the cost of living and, some say, detracting from the quality of life for local residents and expatriates alike.

A 20 percent decline in the stock price, pushing the stock to its lowest point since spring 2005, came after the company announced plans to explore a spinoff of its personal computer business and to buy the British software maker Autonomy for $11.7 billion.

But some economists, including Dhaval Joshi at BCA Research, argue that QE1 – combined with Bernanke's much larger US asset purchases – just handed banks lots of extra money which they used to speculate on commodities such as oil, boosting their price, pushing up inflation and making life even harder for cash-strapped consumers.

And a further increase in the oil price pushed BP and Shell higher.

And the drop in price pushed up yields to unusually high levels compared with those of Treasury securities.

In my opinion, that price pushes it way out into the future, and onto the backburner".

The company's share price pushed upwards from $22.37 on July 28 to nearly $28 this week.

Cedillo and Councilman Curren Price voted against the plan, after Price pushed unsuccessfully to soften the maximum offense to an infraction.