Sentence examples for the growing prices from inspiring English sources

Some countries' growing desire for independence from natural gas imports along with the growing prices for natural gas have strongly revived activities in the field of synthetic natural gas production from coal and biomass.

But the growing price gap between such burghs and places like Moreno Valley can be read in two ways.

The increased interest in compostable polymers is a response to the growing price of petroleum and growing consumer demand for sustainable products.

Given the growing price tag and the frequent anecdotes about jobless graduates stuck in their parents' basements, many have started to question the value of a college degree.

Government inspectors and plainclothes policemen raided shops and supermarkets to enforce price cuts as shoppers grabbed up goods in the growing price chaos across the country.

The refining sector is absorbing the growing pricing differentials between crude and finished products, leading to plummeting refining utilization rates in the U.S. For example, refining utilization rates fell to 84percentt in the U.S. recently.

The growing price tag and delayed opening have alarmed members of Congress, some of whom regard the troubled project as the latest in a series of State Department management problems in Iraq.

Although many realize the value of a university degree, the growing price tag keeps it out of reach.

Increasing the prices of more expensive cigarettes on top of tobacco tax increases should benefit public health, but the growing price gap enables smokers to downtrade to cheaper tobacco products and may explain smoking-related inequalities.

Coffee is among commodities with the fastest growing prices, even outpacing increasing in fuel prices earlier this year.

"When people can no longer handle the debt, or when the debt stops growing, prices will come down, and we will face the same deleveraging crisis as in America," said Mr. Keen.