Sentence examples for produced price from inspiring English sources

None of 10 galleries visited at random this month had posted prices, though a few smaller ones produced price lists when asked.

Despite increases in interest rates, last year produced price rises approaching 10% for UK homes, with London and the south-east being the strongest markets.

That's produced price spikes of three- to eightfold, says Jeffrey Green, president of J.A. Green and Company in Washington, D.C., a public policy firm specializing in rare earths.

Unless more food is produced prices must go up.

A common technique is to produce price lists with different words or sections from the Torah.

For example, clicking onto a "virtual" product could produce price and ordering information without leaving the program.

Tracy A. Hackler, an associate publisher at Beckett Media, which produces price guides for trading cards and collectibles, said the card might be worth $10,000 or more.

And so on.The resulting computer-based market produces price features that are statistically similar to those of a real one, which suggests that the team's assumptions about how traders work are accurate.

However, one problem that officials will confront is that of leakage: since innovations are sure to produce price differences inside and outside the zone, how exactly will they keep enterprising locals from finding ways to arbitrage the difference?

Project delays in Algeria offset increases in the United Kingdom, and will continue to produce price strains in the next quarter.

Then there's TMR-BR100, a 3D "synchro transmitter", which makes sure the glasses can actually display the 3D images your TV produces (price: an extra $60).