Sentence examples for that a basket from inspiring English sources

Dr. Goldstein said that a basket of indexes could be used to find a fair increase.

One of the restaurant's attractions was that a basket of potato chips was placed on every table.

It says that in the long run exchange rates ought to adjust so that a basket of goods and services costs the same across countries.

In 1980 Mr Ehrlich bet an economist, Julian Simon, that a basket of metals would rise in price over the next ten years.

It is based on the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP)—the notion that a basket of goods and services should cost the same in all countries.

The C.P.I.-U now stands at 330.8, which means that a basket of goods and services that cost $10 in 1967 now costs $33.08.

That's a basket toss that's 118 inches (299.7 cm) high.

That means a basket of goods that cost $100 wholesale in 1982 now costs $117.40.

Individual investors are flocking to funds that hold a basket of stocks, such as exchange traded funds that mirror an index, rather than making bets on individual companies.

It is at that point that the consumption shifts from the direct purchase of specific goods to a service that provides a basket of items on your behalf.

That gift, a basket of mushrooms, followed Mr. Schwarzenegger's description of Democratic budget proposals as "hallucinatory".