Sentence examples for taking prices from inspiring English sources

"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.

Publishers, booksellers, agents and authors, meanwhile, fretted that the battle was taking prices for certain hardcover titles so low that it could fundamentally damage the industry and the ability of future authors to write or publish new works.

Yields on just about every fixed-rate debt instrument, from U.S. Treasury issues to high-yield corporate paper to local-currency emerging-market bonds, have risen in the last few months, taking prices lower, in some cases erasing gains in weeks that took years to earn.

To trump it all, it's also been 30 years since the pop group Wham! shot their video for "Last Christmas" in the resort, and the village is returning the favour by taking prices back to what they were 30 years ago from 6-19 December and 10-23 January.

"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.

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.

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