Sentence examples for stomach prices from inspiring English sources

"We do not think consumers will be able to stomach prices rises in spring next year of between 5%-8%," she added.

In an age of scepticism about supermarkets, buying direct from a grower can make you feel warm inside, if you can stomach the prices.

And although I suppose if consumers did manage to stomach paper prices for pixel periodicals, you might be able to convince advertisers to pay similar rates for ads.

Mr. Fukatsu, a burly man with puffy eyes and stooped shoulders, said he could stomach the price cuts if sales were growing.

But given the current volatility, you need to be willing to stomach further price falls if you are dipping a toe in".

If you can't stomach these price-to-sales numbers, then take it on faith, the Street assures us, since there's no rational way to evaluate Internet stocks.

"The idea that the average American could stomach a price increase when they're going shopping might not jibe too well with the average family," Davis added.

Despite the softness in the public markets, valuations have been pretty high in the early-stage arena, which means Mithril may have to stomach even higher prices at the growth stage.

"Not many businesses have the stomach to cut prices by 75%," he gloats.

Lower farm incomes in 2009 will make farmers unlikely to stomach higher seed prices.

That is, if they can stomach the asking price: £49,900, for starters.