Sentence examples for prices linked to from inspiring English sources

Like other miners, Glencore has been hit hard by the collapse in commodity prices linked to slowing demand from China.

Like other miners, the company has been hit hard by the collapse in commodity prices linked to slowing demand from China.

Customers are happy to pay upfront in cash, at prices linked to the dollar, which dominates such war-torn economies.Will the coverage spread beyond Africa's big cities?

Gazprom is keen that its European customers continue to buy expensive gas on long contracts, sometimes lasting decades, with prices linked to the cost of oil.

But projects to liquefy gas also require huge investments, and often finding long-term buyers too.Well oiledHistorical factors have led to another anomaly: much of the gas traded across borders is sold at prices linked to those of crude oil.

The arrangement will create two new groups run by committees of farmers and will guarantee an above-market price for beef suppliers and pork prices linked to the cost of feed.

Then we took the total price (including any taxes and fees) and divided it by two for the average nightly rate for the figure displayed above (prices link to the property where we found the rate).

But prices have spiked so much that the company cannot cover all its costs and has idled the finished refinery while looking for a new strategy, such as asking a biodiesel buyer to pay a price linked to palm oil costs, and someday switching from palm oil to jatropha, a roadside weed.

But Stockwell said that in order to implement something like minimum pricing linked to alcohol strength which saw a 10percentt increase in price result in a 22percentt decline in high-strength beer purchases during a 2012 study the public needs to have a very solid awareness of health risks.

However, with the health reform act of 2007, the German legislator extended the scope of the IQWiG and is planning to introduce a reimbursement limit (i.e. a 'maximum price', linked to results from economic evaluations (i.e. health technology assessments) for drugs that are not subject to reference pricing.

In Europe, 75% of the gas prices are linked to oil prices.