Sentence examples for prices stretched from inspiring English sources

AMMAN, Jordan — A young man was killed and a dozen police officers were injured Wednesday night in the northern city of Irbid as demonstrations over increased gas prices stretched into a second day and opposition leaders scrambled to harness a spontaneous eruption of anger that spread throughout the kingdom, taking officials and opposition leaders by surprise.

Rents are at the highest level for more than a decade as house prices stretch beyond the means of would-be buyers, according to new research.

Since the building that overlooks the sculpture center and its garden is using the Nasher as a selling point — prices stretch into the millions — those involved say its owners should want to keep the Nasher healthy.

And it's not the only reasonably priced stretching and meditative breathing offered in Greece next month: Neilson is launching a yoga week at The Retreat in Sivota on the mainland's west coast, offering morning and afternoon Hatha and Ashtanga sessions, along with sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, and tennis.

The move perhaps reflects just how much Apple's pricing has stretched toward the high-end in the past year.

In fact, in California, the subprime population could be upper middle class households, who simply could not afford high Californian prices without stretching.

Predictions of a weak holiday shopping season have led the big department stores to slash prices and stretch their advertising budgets.

Ticket prices may stretch the limits of affordability and perhaps fan loyalty in both, but there is something to be said for the Mets' having built their ballpark to a nearly 42,000-seat scale that isn't a monument to a generation of American excess.

Inflation is currently running very low due to low energy prices, temporarily stretching the purchasing power of workers' paychecks.

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The problem is that financial ratios and house prices eventually become stretched well beyond historic experience and probably beyond sustainability".