Sentence examples for prices turned from inspiring English sources
When housing prices turned, they took the job market down.
Bond prices turned down — and yields up — in the spring of 1946.
In June Zambia, which has suffered from low copper prices, turned to the IMF.
Her goal was to sell and move into a rental before prices turned downward.
But share prices turned around after the government said businesses were restocking their shelves faster than analysts had expected.
House prices turned up in Britain and stabilised in America (chart 1) but slid further in Spain.
Whether those high prices turn into a crisis depends on two things.
And Chinese demand has increased steel prices, turning losses into profit at Nippon Steel.
The economy will recover its equilibrium only when workers' expectations are fulfilled, prices turn out as anticipated, and they no longer sell their labour under false pretences.
Waiting out the expiration of a penalty, especially a short one, does not sound so bad — until home prices turn south.
Shares fell amid concerns that the slowdown would intensify as the threat of a recession and rising food prices turn more shoppers into penny pinchers.
