Sentence examples for prices becoming from inspiring English sources

For now, though, retailers say building LEED-certified buildings make economic sense, particularly with energy prices becoming so unpredictable.

The 1990s witnessed the biggest bull market of all time, with share prices becoming more overvalued, by many measures, than ever before.

"House price inflation is likely to slow down soon, with prices becoming broadly stable," he said, before adding: "No one knows what will happen to house prices".

This impact will come from the direct effect of climate change on our economic activities, and not fossil fuel stock prices becoming worthless.

The "energy trilemma" – a term coined by the World Energy Council – sums up our difficulty in finding secure energy supplies and catering to rising demand without prices becoming unaffordable, all while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

A21 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 A New Course for Delta Delta started a price war this week by capping fares and simplifying prices, becoming the first big airline to join forces with low-fare players like Southwest and AirTran.

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"The increasing amounts of data from a wider range of sources, alongside sophisticated analytical tools, might lead to the use of reasons other than risk and cost in pricing becoming more prevalent," said Christopher Woolard, the FCA's director of strategy and competition.

The Corn Laws of the 15th century were designed to prevent prices from becoming too high; restrictions were imposed on the right to export corn (wheat) when the domestic price exceeded a specified level.

Russia, enriched by high oil prices, is becoming more authoritarian at home and aggressive abroad.

"Prices are becoming very high while people in Egyptian Rafah don't have bread.