Sentence examples for prices of core from inspiring English sources

The prices of core products, which exclude food and energy costs, rose 0.2percentt last month, adding up to a 2.2percentt increase in the last 12 months, above the 1percentto2percentcent range that Fed officials have said they prefer.

All the selected medicine outlets agreed to participate in the study, and a written informed consent form was signed before data collection.> The WHO/HAI methodology requires a systematic survey of the prices of core and supplementary lists of medicines that are selected by each country according to local priorities in treating national health problems.

Intel slashed prices of its Core 2 Quad processor as much as 40% Monday.

Another iffy move: The company is boosting prices of its core brand.

Nearly half the city's workforce gets by on precarious, often minimum-wage work, and they are increasingly priced out of core neighborhoods.

Second, while commodity price pressures are easing at all stages of production for core commodities, upside inflation risks remain from the potential pass-through of energy prices to core inflation through the price of energy-sensitive core goods and services.

Nicaragua's case, in the 1970s, was a lesson in the price of losing core supporters.

The company announced today it's raising the base price of its core package of more than 30 channels, including ESPN, by $5 per month, to now $25 per month.

Not so with the OPEC Frankensteins given their cozy and open access to our markets whose objectives could be reasonably construed to push up the price of the core input of the refining industry, crude oil.

A tightening of supply, along with rises in price and volatility of core food commodities, could have a profound effect on global economic stability, notwithstanding any wider social and political implications.

The core inflation rate — the measure of consumer prices excluding food and energy prices — was flat, or marginally lower, while the annual rate of core prices was up 0.6 percent, the smallest increase since the government started keeping the records in 1957.