Sentence examples for two sets of prices from inspiring English sources

Their first performances at the Gran Teatro have generated similar levels of interest, with tickets sold at two sets of prices: expensive for visitors, cheaper for Cubans.

There was a smaller run-up in prices for Dutch houses close to the frontier with Germany than for those further away from it; and the gap between the two sets of prices widened after 2000.

Pure entrepreneurial profit is the difference between the two sets of prices' (Kirzner, 1973, p. 48).

In the same way, if you link the U.S. and Asia with fiber-optic cables, the two sets of prices and wages will be driven together by investors and by capital movements.

For the energy markets, the auction outcome is two sets of prices that together clear the market: locational marginal prices (LMPs) for energy, which include congestion and loss components, and separate payments to ensure revenue sufficiency for any offer or bid costs, such as generation start-up costs, not recovered through LMPs.

Although Whitehall will now consult, briefly, before setting the details in stone, British business is "deeply concerned" at these "tighter limits, sooner", says the CBI.It fears two sets of price rises: electricity first, other inputs later.

Southwest's revenue rose 11.1percentto to $2.9 billion, in part because of four sets of price increases this year, as well as a program called Business Select, which the airline said could yield $100 million in additional revenue.

But the rejuggling will cause what Kaushik Basu of India's Ministry of Finance has called "skewflation", a rise in one set of prices relative to others.If China is suffering from skewflation, or temporary dips in supply, its inflation problem should soon resolve itself.

And the chancellor has already put off one set of price rises: in March, he cut duty by a penny a litre, and delayed the next inflation-linked rise until January.

This example has more moving parts than a buzzy company, sure, but the thing to take away from it is that it involved not just one but (at least) two sets of people thinking the price of something was going to keep going up both the people acquiring property and the ones lending them the money to do so.

The price for two sets of snorkels, masks and flippers and one wet suit (for me) was $30, and we splurged on an underwater camera for $15, which seemed to me entirely worth the shots we got of each other under water even if all our fish and coral pictures came out blurry.