Sentence examples for rising transportation from inspiring English sources
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A chart on Thursday about rising transportation costs in the New York region misstated the cumulative percentage change in New Jersey Transit fares since 1980.
Peru's consumer prices declined in April, surprising analysts, as steep drops in vegetable, fish and cooking-gas prices more than made up for rising transportation and education costs.
The wave of demonstrations, which began in opposition to rising transportation costs but has since evolved to focus on political corruption and World Cup spending, are the largest protests Brazil has seen in two decades.
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YESTERDAY, apropos of news that New Zealand's economy is on the brink of recession, I wrote:If rising transportation costs increase the importance of regional market potential, then the world's remote nations will be the first to suffer.Today, this paper crossed my desk (by which I mean email inbox):There is widespread evidence that a better access to markets contributes to raising income levels.
He said that it was not possible to extrapolate that performance to what retailers might experience during the rest of the year because of rising apparel, transportation and labor costs that vendors are starting to pass on.
He is being squeezed by rising energy, transportation and food costs (he also took on two new employees this year) and declining demand: He estimates that business is down 20percentthis yearar.
Oil prices are rising, pushing transportation costs steadily higher and tearing precious resources from the economy.
Miles driven have fallen much less than prices have risen because transportation alternatives are so limited.
Prices have risen because transportation has been disrupted.
