Sentence examples for prices benefit from inspiring English sources

While cut-rate prices benefit consumers, they further undermine small bookstores, which cannot take such substantial losses on what will undoubtedly be a best-seller.

But these higher prices benefit producers such as OPEC nations and oil companies.

"Sidecar's lawsuit has it backwards: new competitors, along with low prices, benefit consumers and reflect the exact type of competition that the antitrust laws are meant to protect.

Subsidies to domestic-market gas and electricity prices benefit households and all producers, both new and old; they have not prevented many energy-inefficient production units from closing down, even though scarcity pricing would have had a larger effect.

So we have the following situation: The U.S. and its allies would like to pressure Iran enough to produce a change but realize that higher oil prices benefit Russia; the West would like to minimize the benefits to Russia and China, who are, after all, their competitors.

Some MPs reacted furiously to a campaign poster by Oxfam released in June that described "a perfect storm" unleashed by zero-hours contracts, high prices, benefit cuts and unemployment.

But higher food prices benefited all landowners.

Bond prices benefited from the benign inflation news.

Increases in agricultural prices benefited the Arab peasants, who began to pay accumulated debts.

But, while rising prices benefited producers, they contributed to certain difficulties in the countryside.

China's demand for raw materials has also pushed up commodity prices, benefiting some South-East Asian producers.