Sentence examples for prices intensified from inspiring English sources

More importantly, the story shows how, at several levels, the Chinese government has cornered the ivory market and, by raising prices, intensified poaching pressure on elephants.

The storm over rising energy prices intensified on Monday when npower became the third major supplier to announce inflation-busting rises and told customers to use less energy if they wanted lower bills.

To overcome the challenges of the increasing global energy and feedstock prices intensified process equipment is one way to develop new efficient production pathways for the chemical industry.

In addition, rising oil prices intensified inflationary concerns, and convinced investors that the Fed will find reason to raise rates in November.

New domestic orders contracted more sharply and the downward pressure on prices intensified, offsetting improvements in industrial output, new export orders and employment, all of which still contracted in March, but less sharply than in February.

As the debate over energy prices intensifies, here is some of the reaction to the news.

The debate over Green Mountain and its stock price intensified last month when Mr. Einhorn argued at an investor conference that its stock, which had outperformed the likes of Apple and Google, was overvalued.

According to Rising Food Prices Intensify Food Insecurity in Developing Countries, a February 2008 report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Economic Research Servicece, the global food aid budget would need to rise about 35% over the next decade in order to maintain the 2006 level of 8 million tons of food aid.

The row over domestic energy prices has intensified as the head of one of the big six companies accused Ed Miliband of risking investment in Britain and laying the ground for blackouts by proposing a fuel price freeze.

Asian stocks fell broadly Friday, as investors remained cautious about the outlook for the global economy amid a rebound in crude prices and intensified concern about the credit markets.

The higher prices have intensified corn production in the Midwest and many farmers have switched from a corn soybean rotation to a continuous corn system to maximize profits, as our data illustrates for the renter category.