Sentence examples for steer price from inspiring English sources

But as Mark Carney conceded only a few days ago, the Bank of England cannot ease up on its vigilance in trying to steer price rises back to the target rate of 2% a year.

Steer prices are at near record highs.

In Oklahoma, five-weight steer prices typically drop roughly 7percentt between the spring peak into July and another 4percenttoto fall lows in October.

Decisions to invest in or retire power plants would no longer be (alone) steered by prices on the electricity exchange, which signal scarcities and surpluses in the market.

Meeting last Friday in Vienna, its failure to agree on a strategy to steer the oil price back up has resulted in the price per barrel falling.

The new chief executive said he would steer away from price wars with discount grocers such as Lidl and Aldi.

But Mr. Price steers clear of simple answers to Private Manning's later actions.

Before shale gas appeared on the scene, about 60% of the world's total reserves were thought to be in Russia, Iran and Qatar, suggesting that gas suppliers might well form a cartel similar to OPEC, which for decades has done its utmost to steer global oil prices.

Just as prices steer our purchasing patterns, they steer the decisions of the companies that make what we buy, enabling them to meet our demand with their supply.

Further, technological developments, increases in (renewable) energy supply and decreases in energy price could steer our world into unknown futures.

Obama and Senate Democrats courted pharmaceutical companies when moving the Affordable Care Act through Congress in 2009 and 2010, and pledged to steer clear of Medicare price negotiation and other policies they opposed in exchange for the industry's political and financial support for the health care reform push.