Sentence examples for price vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Its only achievement will be to price vulnerable people out of justice".

The very possibility makes its current share price vulnerable not just to a further correction, but to something much nastier.

Iran is the fifth largest producer of oil, making the world's oil price vulnerable to any changes in its crude sales.

U.S. state and local government budget woes and pension shortfalls make muni prices vulnerable.

Analysts continue to warn that high speculative interest in gold could make the precious metal's ascendant prices vulnerable to a sharp pullback.

Evidence shows that to compensate for higher food prices, vulnerable households will try to avoid cutting their calorie consumption by shifting to more affordable but less nutritious substitutes – ending up with a diet that is poorer in vitamins and minerals.

"Faced with an unprecedented increase in food prices, vulnerable households are reducing the number of daily meals or are cutting down on nutritious food such as meat and dairy products – surviving mainly on bread.

Since they are heavy and do not transport well, they are not generally traded on world financial markets, making their price less vulnerable to speculation.

The direct listings option also introduces a higher level of pricing risk and volatility as the opening price and vulnerable early trading days of the stock are left to the whims of the market.

The worldwide housing collapse makes copper prices especially vulnerable, as does the shift from copper tubing to plastics in plumbing.

Our economy, now based on low wages justified by cheap import prices, is vulnerable to reprisal not just at the financial level but at the public level.