Sentence examples for pulled prices from inspiring English sources

The drop in overall sales in July pulled prices down a bit from the previous month.

But the 1920s and 1930s depression pulled prices down, as demand slumped, and unemployment brought wages down.

On the morning after the day of the failed talks, traders in Singapore pulled prices down to $37-38 per barrel range, but news of a Kuwaiti oil workers strike halted the droperuring the European session.

A higher percentage of loan defaults among subprime borrowers -- those with poor or no credit history -- led to many foreclosures, which in turn flooded lower-end markets with houses and pulled prices down further.

Maddon pulled Price from Friday's game with two outs in the second inning after he threw a wild pitch and walked Nick Swisher.

As demand increases with new applications, however, supplier competition should pull prices down dramatically.

Demand in Europe is falling and the pricing system is breaking down, pulling prices lower.Exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) to markets where prices are high would be nice.

But the oil crisis is in its second year, and an earlier production increase didn't pull prices down.

Big foreign investments can drive the index higher, but efforts to sell can pull prices down just as fast.

There is also a broader sense among investors that the slowdown in economic growth will curb fuel demand around the world, pulling prices back to more reasonable levels.

Motor manufacturers have come under increasing pressure from competition authorities and consumers to pull prices into line with those in mainland Europe.