Sentence examples for reflecting prices from inspiring English sources

Mission Tiki, reflecting prices at drive-ins nationwide, charges $7 for adults and $1 for children ages 5 to 9. Younger children are admitted free.

Average selling prices fell to £171,000 from £188,000, reflecting pricing pressures but also a rise in the proportion of affordable housing to just over a fifth.

The resulting continuous variables reflecting price of ANC and delivery care in Egyptian pounds (EGP), 1USD = 5.5 EGP in 2008), which were estimated separately by provider type.

"Commodities reflect prices at the wholesale level — things like crude oil, copper and wheat".

Barbara T. Jandric, the president of Edina Realty in Minneapolis, said that the drop from last year reflected prices of many foreclosed homes.

TIPS, he noted, are indexed to the Consumer Price Index "and reflect prices of things like bread, cars and airline tickets".

The figures reflect prices, but not tax and they do not take account of consumption levels.

Simultaneously, the paper assets they hold reflect prices levitated to precipitous heights, especially in leveraged commercial real estate.

These prices may not accurately reflect prices paid by countries outside of UNITAID programs.

However, MPPC data do not represent typical prices of tobacco products on sale since the MPPC typically reflects prices of the most expensive brands.

That achievement reflects pricing incentives and water-saving technologies like low-flow toilets.