Sentence examples for substantially higher prices from inspiring English sources

"This antitrust violation would lead to substantially higher prices for consumers".

As demonstrated further below, Treasury can afford to buy at substantially higher prices.

Potentially good news is that a clean break above the trend line could lead to substantially higher prices.

A prospective purchaser will need to consider whether the mileage gains are enough to offset the hybrids' substantially higher prices.

That could force the health plan to succumb and guarantee that patients would pay substantially higher prices for medical services.

Higher Saudi oil production and substantially higher prices in the world oil market provided some compensation for the Saudi economy.

The preference shares traded at a substantially higher price, reflecting both the superior dividend and the added liquidity because so many more preference shares were available for trading.

By withholding electricity at the price offered in the morning of a typical day, the power companies can count on the officials to come back later in the day and plead for power at a substantially higher price.

After two years of having to import wheat, the government offered farmers a substantially higher price for their grain: farmers not only planted slightly more wheat but also sold much more of their harvest to the state.

Should it have failed to reach agreement on a new contract price with Baosteel, Rio could readily have switched to selling its ore on the Chinese spot market at a substantially higher price.

Given the still substantially higher price tag on gas-fueled models, this does not necessarily reflect number of units sold.