Sentence examples for prices revived from inspiring English sources

At first they were right, as stock prices revived in 1999, but the gains were swiftly erased when American stocks swooned last year and pessimism spread abroad.

His strategy now is to sell when prices revive.

But many economists expect the government to have to make further interest-rate adjustments in the coming year, particularly if rising raw-material prices revive concerns about inflation (the consumer-price index rose 3.9% in 2004, up from 1.2% in the previous year, but with signs of easing towards the year's end).The government's GDP figures, however, are not set in stone.

These darlings saw their prices revive and analysts propped up their forecasts to go along then reality hit.

Though house prices have revived, the mispriced financial products have not – at least in housing.

To avoid that fate, its successor prices the revived model.

As the WSJ notes, the more than 600,000 subscribers the company added in the last quarter had to be wooed with cut prices and revived unlimited data offerings — so that type of growth is more costly to its bottom line.

(See: "Where's OPEC?") Yet while oil prices have revived over the last few weeks thanks to cold weather in the United States and a slight increase in geopolitical unease, Naimi pointed out that things could still change by the time OPEC meets on March 15 in Vienna.

(See "Where's OPEC?") Yet while oil prices have revived over the last few weeks thanks to cold weather in the U.S. and a slight increase in geopolitical unease, Naimi pointed out that things could still change by the time OPEC meets March 15 in Vienna.

But after the global sell-off of technology stocks pushed down Pacific Century's own share price, Singapore Telecom revived the idea of a competing bid.

The company's share price has revived, sales are rising and, most importantly, it's beginning to make money rather than spend it.