Sentence examples for undermined prices from inspiring English sources

While often stunning, the reproductions undermined prices for originals.

China produces so much, in fact, that some economists say it has helped create a glut of industrial products that has undermined prices -- hurting profits but helping consumers -- around the globe.

Slumping sales will undermine prices as sellers compete to find buyers.

This will, at least in the short to medium term, undermine prices.

In addition, others point out, the globalization of markets makes it possible for a lower price here to undermine prices at home.

The $6bn£4bnbn) doled out to America's cotton farmers in 2014 – part of a $41bn payout for agriculture – is undermining prices and markets for producers in west Africa.

While rising bond yields can undermine prices for stocks and indeed signal the threat of inflation, Mr. McDonald said he did not think they were a threat right now.

Rental car companies, hurt by declining airline traffic, are dumping their cars onto the used-car market at a higher rate than they did in recent years, further undermining prices.

Russia and Qatar will be eager to align their gas policies in order not to undermine prices, which have taken a beating since 2008 with the onset of the global recession and a surge in North American gas output from shale rock.

They feared those units would not position it as a premium product and, as a result, would undermine price levels throughout Europe, reducing the exceptional profits being generated in the German market.

The utilities also limit integration between markets and lead to an absence in data transparency, which undermines pricing mechanisms.