Sentence examples for relatively lower prices from inspiring English sources

Note that one of the big disputes between the U.S. and China today is that the Chinese don't allow their own currency to float relative to the dollar, resulting in relatively lower prices for Chinese goods in the U.S. and higher prices for U.S. goods in China.

Stocks zigzagged in early trading but then advanced as investors piled in on worries that they might miss a chance to buy stocks at relatively lower prices.

A growing number of second-home buyers are being drawn to the area, known locally as the Kona side of the Big Island, for the same reasons Ms. Rehling was: relatively lower prices and a small-town atmosphere.

At the time there were hopes the production outages and relatively lower prices would mean higher demand would drain the bloated inventories to finally bring the crude oil market back into balance between supply and demand, said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist at US Bank Wealth Management.

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.

Drewnowski, etc. argued that relatively lower prices for refined grains, added sugar, and added fats have resulted in overconsumption of these dietary energy foods [4].

"That helped their average newsstand sales and they're still relatively lower priced items," said Mr. Harrington.

The brand focuses on making nice shoes available at a relatively lower price while maintaining high quality products.

Antutu pointed out that the Xiaomi's relatively lower price to power performance was likely the reason for its success in China.

They're getting them at relatively lower priced chains like TJ Maxx (sales up 2% in March), Aeropostale (up 3%), The Buckle (up almost 15%) and Hot Topic (up 7%).

As we reported this morning, Blackjet, the startup that aims to be the "Uber for private jets" by letting people book relatively lower priced private jet travel through web and mobile apps, today extended its service to two new cities: San Francisco and Las Vegas.