Sentence examples for upward pricing from inspiring English sources

They advocate a measure of "upward pricing pressure" (UPP) as a screen for judging the probable impact of a merger.Their gauge provides an estimate of the benefits of keeping the two merger candidates apart.

Also, recent gains in the Japanese yen against the dollar are putting upward pricing pressure on the Insight, which Takeo Fukui, Honda's president, has said he wants to hold below $20,000 for the base model.

"Steel is a significant component of our products, and our industry information says we could be looking at upward pricing pressure in the range of 10to20percentent," said Christopher P. Feeney, a spokesman for Hillenbrand Industries, a company in Batesville, Ind., that makes coffins and health care equipment.

More eyeballs means bigger cable deals and upward pricing pressure on tickets.

Upward pricing pressures were seen for the first time in a few years.

It is also related to the Upward Pricing Pressure Index (UPPI) in its more accurate version.

And sooner or later, you get upward price pressure.

Doing that would reduce the upward price pressure on financial assets.

But that figure substantially overstates the upward price pressure of those speculative positions.

Several district banks reported that "upward price pressures from rising commodity and input prices have eased substantially," the Fed said.

Knight Frank said the long-term outlook for house prices in cities was of further upward price pressure.