Sentence examples for spiralling price from inspiring English sources

The spiralling price of crude has caused oil companies to search even harder for it.

And Americans are obsessed with the spiralling price of petrol.Those buoyant pollsSecond, look at how well Mr Bush's image as a warrior president has withstood the extraordinary battering of the past few weeks.

The row had been inflamed over the weekend by a series of leaks about the spiralling price of Gove's free schools and high costs of Clegg's free school meals, giving Labour ammunition to attack the government's education policy in Westminster.

"Cash-strapped UK households are struggling with rocketing bills driven by the spiralling price of gas that the big six energy firms rely on to fuel their power stations," said Friends of the Earth executive director, Andy Atkins.

Recent floods in Pakistan, the world's eighth-largest wheat producer, arrived after this year's harvest but the damage wrought by the waters may yet affect next year's crop.During the previous food crisis several countries including Argentina and India as well as Russia reacted to the spiralling price of food crops with export bans, making the supply problem worse.

In London, the ActionAid charity said that the battle against Ebola was being hampered because of the spiralling price of hand sanitizers.

They feel menaced by rising crime, dirty air, and now by spiralling prices for vegetables.

Traders had feared spiralling prices, especially after it was suggested last month that stocks held at ports were likely to rot.

The "Builders", as the big property developers are called, sold land to each other at spiralling prices.

By the turn of the century, a new bout of spiralling prices and maxi-devaluations crippled both economies once again.

He knows they bear the brunt of the effects of the financial crisis, spiralling prices and the pressures imposed by climate change.