Sentence examples for prices breached from inspiring English sources
In the turbulent 1970's, their dollar prices breached six figures; by the booming 90's, seven.
"We have seen steadily improving numbers from the oil majors as oil prices have steadied, but for the third quarter, when oil prices breached $85 a barrel, a significant improvement in profitability should be expected.
Figures from the Corcoran Group, one of the largest real estate brokers in Manhattan, showed that average prices breached the psychological barrier of $1 million in the first quarter of this year, rising 32percentto to $1,001,000, from $760,000 in the same period last year.
EMI, NBC Universal and Time Warner took Denis Kvasov to court claiming that AllofMP3's cheap prices breached copyright laws.
Analysts at Davy said: Iron ore benchmark and premium prices are down 60%and54%4% year-on-year respectively, with benchmark prices breaching the psychological barrier of $50 per tonne.
"It isn't a coincidence that we have oil prices breaching the key $50-a-barrel 50-a-barrel 50-a-barrelf years inthresholdar," said Stephen S. Roneh, MorgandStanley's chalf global economist.
Shareholders had been furious that Hester and other board members would get a quarter of their bonus entitlement if the bank's share price breached 50p – a level it had broken before the terms of the bonus had even been finalised.
A legal regime that responded to breach of contract by ordering specific performance, restitutionary disgorgement, or even punitive damages would truly sanction rather than merely pricing breach.
Orthodox contract remedies merely price breach; and they set prices so low (at levels that enable breaching promisors to profit from their wrongs) as to encourage breaches of the very obligations that contract law purports to establish.
On 5 November 2014, BAE lost the South Korean contract due to a price breach.
Bitcoin prices recently breached USD $11,300 for the first time in history, representing a rise of over $3,100 in one week alone.
