Sentence examples for prices inducing from inspiring English sources

She is well aware that London has lost a lot of music venues in recent years – around 50, some 35% of them – due largely to soaring property prices inducing owners to shut down and sell up.

Falling prices induce people to postpone their purchases in the expectation that prices will fall further, depressing demand today.

As Jodie Allen observes in U.S. News & World Report, fear of falling prices induces the Fed to keep interest rates very low.

Given time, higher oil prices induce people to drive smaller cars, heat their homes with gas and generally cut back on their oil consumption.

Not even the Depression, nor the long Victorian period of stable prices, induced the bank to go any further.

The dotcom boom transferred the wealth of pension funds to 20-somethings in Silicon Valley.If rising prices create euphoria, falling prices induce paralysis.

In addition, any market with inflated prices induced by a horizontal agreement will rapidly attract new entrants, and they can easily restore prices to the competitive level.

Indeed, a boom would be difficult to sustain, given China's slowdown, higher investment in energy-saving technologies, less emphasis on capital- and resource-oriented growth models around the world, and the delayed increase in supply that high prices induced.

One is that an increase in farm prices induces farmers to use more fertilizer, machinery, fuel and oil, and other items.

Housing is largely responsible for the energy prices induced increase in the inflation rate.

In accord with the lower world prices induced by the CO2 fertilization from 2011 to 2065, fuelwood consumption (production + imports-exports) was higher in 2065 in all regions than without fertilization, under all three scenarios.