Sentence examples for resulting prices from inspiring English sources

The resulting prices came as a shock to Lori Traikos, a photographer back from 12 years in London.

Several analysts believe the resulting prices, with some models now selling for as little as $200, are below the company's manufacturing costs.

Mr. Abramsky said that the resulting prices, which are as low as $200 for some models, meant that RIM was losing about $200 on every PlayBook it sold.

That would mean producing much more shale gas, as conventional gas resources are running down in their easily accessible locations, and the relatively high resulting prices are making it more economical for companies to seek out unconventional sources such as gas trapped in dense rocks or other geological formations, known as "tight gas".

If we consider a fact that present DS procedure prices are formed without any calculations of the individual items and the resulting prices for HCP are usually a result of lobbing, the pricing of the DS procedures will be a cardinal issue and a barrier in further DS development.

One of the most successful to date -- in terms of Parker ratings, and the resulting prices the wines now fetch -- has been Benjamin Romeo.

But despite the resulting price disadvantage, high-speed rail still has many attractions.

Grey marketeers (or parallel importers as they prefer to be called) exploit the resulting price differential.

The influx has been so great, and the resulting price gains so big, that ordinary buyers are feeling squeezed out.

With consumers and corporations less eager to spend money on new machines, the resulting price wars have cut into profits, making the PC business increasingly difficult.

Russia will gain a bigger share of the European gas market and the resulting pricing power.