Sentence examples for prices feeding from inspiring English sources
Sunburnt, famished, and slumping beneath their bundles of treasure, they have little choice but to sell the items at pitifully low prices, feeding the fruits of their labor into the mouths of a greedy and illegal industry.
"There's been a lot of concern in the marketplace and in the business press about the dollar and high commodity prices feeding into core inflation and causing a problem for the Fed," said Zach Pandl, an economist at Lehman Brothers.
Here's the trend — monthly changes at an annual rate — since the beginning of 2007: There was a blip earlier this year, probably reflecting oil prices feeding through even into sticky prices.
Oil prices feed through to petrol costs, with a lag.
Changes in oil prices feed through to petrol prices after 10 to 14 days.
All the carrying on about Picasso's colossal prices feeds the belief that everything he touched reveals his genius.
"There is a debate of course to what extent higher energy prices feed into stronger trends in inflation," he said.
These secondary-market prices feed hype about what these firms might be worth, were they to list on the stockmarket.
The consumer price index was flat at 1.7% in August but is likely to fall further as lower oil prices feed through.
US inflation is currently running at 1.7% on the consumer price index and is expected to fall further as lower oil prices feed through.
Even a small rise in house prices feeds into a big rise in land values as bidding wars break out.In such a tight market, deep-pocketed builders prevail.
