Sentence examples for prices are likely to decline from inspiring English sources

As Goodman put it in testimony she recently gave before Congress, the supply/demand imbalance means that housing prices "are likely to decline further.

It is also optimistic that the damage to oil refineries and oil production will be temporary and that fuel prices are likely to decline from their peaks, contributing to a rebound early next year.

An increase in car and truck prices was the second most important cause for the unexpected jump in the index, and initial data for October suggest that vehicle prices are likely to decline.

But with credit remaining tight and foreclosures still surging, "home prices are likely to decline considerably further in the quarters ahead," wrote Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, in a research note.

A survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said Wednesday house prices are likely to decline by a further 10.0% to 15.0% over the course of next year.

She said global food prices were likely to decline, after recent record highs in such crucial areas as grain and dairy, as supplies of basic commodities slowly began to increase.

But if investors believe a bank is going undertake a big capital raise, the bank's share price is likely to decline in advance of the share sale, forcing the bank to issue an increasing number of shares to fill the capital gap.

The moment the company decides to float more stock, MP3.com's share price is likely to decline.

The returns will not be as good as last year, they say, but the prices of these bonds are likely to decline less than those of higher-quality bonds because, as interest rates rise, a growing economy would improve the issuers' credit quality.

For most, bills are likely to decline.

Meanwhile, big emerging economies' ratios are likely to decline.