Sentence examples for suddenly priced from inspiring English sources

Brimming with historic charm, downtown Charleston has been discovered by luxury real estate developers and deep-pocketed buyers, which has led to an urgent affordable housing crisis for residents who've been suddenly priced out.

The patterns of sales growth of a product that had reached stability in a high-price market have undergone sharp changes when it was suddenly priced low enough to tap new markets.

If they didn't, their own economies would be hit with politically unacceptable shocks, such as having their exports suddenly priced out of the marketplace.

Suddenly prices spurt upward and the companies are awash in profits.

Suddenly, price does matter, and, more surprising, we're bragging about it.

It's like going to the gas station and suddenly prices are $6 a gallon just for you – but you can get a discount if you whine to the guy behind the bulletproof glass.

When you consider Google-owned YouTube's position in the rankings below, Snapchat's popularity, and the general belief that mobile-first is where everyone has to go next (oh, and Facebook's $19 billion WhatsApp deal), suddenly price tags like these don't seem so unreasonable.

Suddenly, highly priced US goods struggled to find a market.

Lawrence estimated that Trump's $250 suits made in China would suddenly be priced in the United States at $350 or more.

You'd never know he moved in the week before after suddenly being priced out of a Long Island City space he occupied for three years.

As a result, bidding wars were common, and those who hesitated or made lowball offers suddenly found themselves priced out of the market.