Sentence examples for wherever prices from inspiring English sources

"Wherever prices are falling fastest, like technology, it brings more demand," he said.

Wherever prices are headed, though, transportation analysts say passengers and drivers will see only marginal improvements in service next year.

Wherever prices decline, look for lots of sellers holding out for unrealistic prices in a vain attempt to recoup their losses.

Much of its crude is shipped to refineries in Curaçao and St. Croix, where gasoline and other products can be routed to Europe or the U.S., wherever the prices are higher.

This rigmarole is worthwhile wherever the price of a direct call made on the public network is higher than the price of the two legs from the computer switch.

He also called for electronic linkages so traders can send orders wherever the price is best -- to floor exchanges, Nasdaq or electronic networks.

But its extensive pipeline network gives Russia enviable flexibility to direct its oil to wherever demand — and prices — are highest.

WAP phones allow users to read news, check football scores and monitor share prices wherever they are.

In another story, a man known as "Packie Stan" slaughters goats and chickens in his backyard and depresses property prices wherever he goes.

"There are very few Dutch artists for whom it doesn't matter if the work comes to market in Amsterdam, London, or New York," Mr. van Rosmalen said, meaning that such pieces fetch the same prices wherever they are sold.

"If Big Oil managed to get control of the ethanol industry we are back to Square 1, and they can set prices wherever they want," said Ron Linneman, Mid-Missouri's treasurer.