Sentence examples for prices measured from inspiring English sources

Prices, measured in local currencies, would have risen.

Prices measured using the Case-Shiller national index have fallen enough to make houses there look underpriced.

Since 1994 domestic prices, measured in cents per passenger mile, have steadily risen, even as fuel costs were falling.

Consumer prices, measured by an inflation gauge tied to spending, rose by 0.2percentt, down from a 0.3percentt rise in March.

Britain risks losing visitors to France and Italy, it warned, where prices, measured in dollars, are as much as 20percentt lower than a year ago.

Between their peak in September and their low in November, U.S. stock prices (measured by the Cowles Index) declined 33 percent.

Home prices measure an owner's investment rather than what the bureau considers "day-to-day consumption costs".

The relative scarcities that money prices measure exist, of course, in all countries and would exist in a world where no money or exchanges were allowed.

We have paid a high price to get waiting lists down, a price measured by our inability to cope promptly with emergencies.

Analysts said Anthem paid a high price, measured by other recent sales of Blue Cross plans, probably to pre-empt competing offers from other insurers.

You may worry that any money you save will somehow carry a price measured in years in some great cosmic balancing of accounts.