Sentence examples for relatively higher prices from inspiring English sources

But the retailer has also been making efforts to cut back on promotions, and Merriman said its relatively higher prices could have pushed shoppers elsewhere.

Generally, the developing countries (unless they have a monopoly on a vital commodity) have particular difficulty maintaining surpluses since the terms of trade during periods of recession work against them; that is, they have to pay relatively higher prices for the finished goods they import but receive relatively lower prices for their exports of raw materials or unfinished goods.

A second factor: the relatively higher prices of doing business in England and Germany compared with Asia plus carriers' needing to price services within the income levels of the local population.

First line drugs were provided by generic and brand companies, at relatively lower prices, whereas second line drugs were supplied almost exclusively by brand companies, at relatively higher prices.

The negative relation may be due to preference of other outlets that give relatively higher price.

As you know, things like iPhones, PSP's, and even iPods have had huge success at relatively higher price points.

These results are in contrast to Kuo et al. ([2003]), who found that moderate drinkers show relatively higher price responses than heavy drinkers in relation to spirits.

Stable, relatively high prices also may encourage conservation.

"Meeting the demand -- which will happen -- will be attended by relatively high prices".

For now, customers with few alternatives appear willing to absorb the relatively high prices.

"The relatively high prices, however, put rural homes out of reach for many, particularly the young".