Sentence examples for that prices from from inspiring English sources

But they argue that prices, from a historical standpoint, remain attractive.

Frederic A. Vogel, a World Bank economist who oversaw the purchasing-power-parity estimates, said that the calculation "depends on a basic assumption that prices from the rural areas of the 11 administrative areas are representative of rural China".

With minimal exploration, we could easily discover another century's worth at that price; from 2003 to 2005, the world's known reserves doubled thanks to just such an effort.

The best offer showing is $50 so your marketmaker executes at that price from his own inventory and does not even try to get you a better offer from another center.

That price changes from customer to customer.

So where did the guidance for that price come from?

I'm told that pricing starts from $59 per month and customers typically pay around $110 per month.

That lifted prices from around $10 a barrel in 1998 to nearly $30 a year later, saving Saudi Arabia from financial disaster.

The Consumer Price Index, a bellwether inflation gauge that includes prices from a basket of common consumer goods, rose 0.3percentt in March after staying flat in February.

That price has increased from 25 cents to $1 over the past several years.

That price went up from $79 last March.