Sentence examples for waves of price from inspiring English sources

He has cut thousands of jobs, closed loss-making stores and enticed shoppers back with seven waves of price cuts.

But for everybody else, this history is both entertaining and informative.THE GREAT WAVE.;; £25 and $30By David Hackett Fischer.Oxford University Press552 pagesTHE past 900 years have seen four great waves of price inflation.

Expect a wave of price increases to kick in from now and continue throughout the winter.

British supermarkets have been cutting prices to draw customers, and Tesco said it would begin another wave of price cuts Monday on 700 products.

A quick recap: Sir Robert Smith, the Lib Dem chair of the committee, asked the energy companies to appear last week after a wave of price increase.

The row underlines the acute difficulty the government is facing in responding to the wave of price rises being announced by the energy companies.

Clarke has also promised a fresh wave of price cuts as it tries to narrow the gap with the German discounters.

Steve Dresser, an analyst for consultancy Grocery Insight, predicted Tesco would launch a wave of price cuts focused on the big grocery brands.

Over the last few years, before the new wave of price increases, insurers quietly chipped away at the benefits in their home policies.

Sir Robert Smith, the Liberal Democrat acting chairman of the committee, said: "The committee has today decided to call in the energy bosses in the context of the latest wave of price increases".

Profits and sales for all the main supermarket chains have fallen in the face of rising competition from discounters Aldi and Lidl, which has forced a wave of price cuts across the market.