Sentence examples for sudden price from inspiring English sources

Google wanted to bypass this process for two reasons: so it could open its flotation from the start to a broad base of individual shareholders; and to avoid the "pop" (sudden price rise once trading starts) that often comes with bank-priced IPOs.

Of late, there have been no sudden price increases.

"Sharp, fast, sudden price rises – those are the ones that are bad for consumers," he explained.

But ownership helps absorb the shock of sudden price increases or tight supply.

A sudden price increase of that magnitude could indeed be painful.

Most carriers were already hedging some of their fuel purchases to protect against sudden price increases.

But it does make her less vulnerable to sudden price cuts by milk processors.

Because beyond a sudden price breakup (ph), it's no longer profitable to -- to produce gas.

MacDonald said dairy farmers could not react to sudden price changes.

That means that investors can take advantage of sudden price swings.

Like many airlines, United buys futures contracts for oil to protect itself against sudden price increases.