Sentence examples for taking price from inspiring English sources

"We are taking price increases in the UK.

Spending on services rose 0.7percentt without taking price changes into account, the same as the previous month.

But Thompson proved his first win was no fluke, carefully but emphatically taking Price apart before bludgeoning him into a fifth-round stoppage.

If the Arab oil producers can successfully act unilaterally as a group, there would appear to be little that would prevent them, and other oil-producing nations, from taking price action on their own.

"By declaring that Japan is in deflation, the government is trying to persuade the B.O.J. that it needs to do something," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute, adding that the central bank governor "doesn't seem to be taking price falls too seriously.

To estimate the cost efficiency while taking price uncertainty into account, cone-ratio DEA models incorporating the available price information as weight restrictions can be applied.

"The economics of airplanes are such that we couldn't just keep taking prices down," Mr. Smith said.

In Spain the IMIE index showed a fall of 3.9% in December, taking prices back down to levels last seen in 2005.

Last week saw four days of ever deeper dives: up by 0.7% one day, followed by three days of drops, each taking prices down 2-3% at a go.

We argue that CAC decisions should not be based on SUIF, especially when taking pricing into account (which [8] does not).

It's just much more the market's own internal dynamics taking prices down here," Richards added.