Sentence examples for prices expanded from inspiring English sources

Profit at Sam's Club rose 13percentt after Wal-Mart's chief executive, H. Lee Scott, cut prices, expanded hours and added merchandise at the stores.

C1 Slow Expansion for Economy The economy, dragged down by the uncertainty of war and high energy prices, expanded at an annual rate of 1.6percentt in the first quarter.

Spanish property prices expanded at such a rapid rate that only mass immigration could meet the sudden demand for low-skilled labour, and unemployment were brought down to unprecedented levels.

Card (2007) also shows that immigrants have small but non-negligible effects on the welfare of U.S. natives through a variety of other factors, including increased housing prices, expanded tax base, undesirable "peer group" effects, and the hindrance of "effective" governance.

Although lower prices expand the market, they also put pressure on producers to slash manufacturing costs in order to protect profit margins.

The deal, worth 14 billion euros, or almost $19 billion, at list prices, expands a sweeping fleet renewal by Lufthansa, Europe's largest airline by revenue.

It found that while overall passenger satisfaction increased slightly this year, "air travel continues to be problematic, with low passenger satisfaction, rising prices, expanding fees and generally poor customer service".

"Low prices, expanding selection, fast delivery and innovation are driving the fastest growth we've seen in over a decade," Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder and chief executive, said in a statement.

The Chinese public security ministry welcomed Hussain's apology and issued a fresh statement saying GSK's executives "violated China's laws and damaged markets by engaging in bribery to raise drug prices, expand sales and reap inappropriate profits".

"That's why, as well as a higher minimum wage, Labour will make long-term reforms to our economy, freeze energy prices, expand free childcare, incentivise the living wage and build the homes Britain needs".

Ultimately, we should implement the full de-linkage of R&D costs from drug prices, expanding access, improving health outcomes, and saving costs.