Sentence examples for was being priced from inspiring English sources

And now his patron was being priced out of the market.

A Franklin spokesman declined to comment on why the fund did not move; he would say only that it was being priced correctly.

But the mantra on Wall Street was that the pain was being "priced in" — that is, investors had sold stocks in anticipation of weaker earnings and stingier spending.

I'm a father with two kids, if I was being priced out the market I'd just turn up here with a picnic".

A publisher once told me a book of mine was being priced higher than usual "to give the impression of perceived value".

"In March, a recession was being priced in and people were greatly concerned about the state of the financial system," said Brian Gendreau, a strategist at ING Investment Management.

"People are being priced out," she says.

We're being priced out of existence.

Some artists are being priced out.

The chambermaids and ski-lift attendants are being priced out.

Naturally, exporters are squealing that they are being priced out of their markets.