Sentence examples similar to priced damage from inspiring English sources

Without it, Europe could slip back into a vicious cycle where plunging government bond prices damage the financial system and the wider economy.

Just as higher oil prices damage economic growth and harm low-income Americans, who spend a disproportionately large share of their income on energy, a carbon tax would be both regressive and harmful to economic recovery.

"They looked at the possibility of someone doing this versus the reality of the revenue, reputation and share price damage that would be caused by delaying the launch of the service.

Generally speaking, public adjusters (who typically take a 10 percent cut of what the insured collects) say they see a lot of variation in pricing the damage.

He argues that the duty depresses share prices, damaging pension funds and inhibiting investment.

With virtual unanimity, experts condemn these subsidies as driving up food prices, damaging land use and costing the taxpayers money.

Allowing firms to use trademark law as a trade barrier limits competition, especially on price, damaging consumer interests.

If high oil prices damaged the American economy, that would in turn reduce demand and help to bring world oil prices back down.

The resource and energy sectors were the hardest hit after the uncertainty about China and another tumble in commodity prices damaged confidence.

The prospect of funds being taken from the public purse could quickly push down government-bond prices, damaging banks' big bond portfolios.

As falling oil prices damaged the country's economy, Lusinchi initially signaled austerity policies to combat rising foreign debt, but he later attempted to restore his popularity by increasing spending.