Sentence examples for widening price from inspiring English sources

Because there is a widening price gap between heavy “sour” crude and light “sweet” crude.

So, with growing demand for gasoline and other refined-oil products driving the prices and profits for all refiners upward, and with companies like Valero reaping the rewards of a widening price gap between sour and sweet on the upstream side, sour refiners like Valero are going to continue their monster returns.

Several factors contribute to the widening price gap between new and resale homes, housing economists say.

But over the last two decades, local officials essentially froze domestic gas prices at already low rates, drastically widening its price gap with its neighbors year-by-year.

A widening housing price divide also exacerbates income and wealth inequalities between places and constrains local and national efforts to rebalance the economy.

The north-south divide in house prices is widening further as prices in London continue to rise at a rate not seen since the recession, in contrast to a stagnating market in north of England.

First, some economists argue that minimally processed natural-resource exporters suffer from a decline in the terms of trade in the long run, which will continuously widen the price gap between manufactured goods and the primary commodity (Prebisch 1950; Singer, 1950).

The Obama greenhouse rules would widen the price gap by requiring new coal plants to include carbon capture technology.

"This will force competitors to further increase airfares and widen the price gap between them and Ryanair's lowest fares".

Trying to get shoppers back in stores, department stores also sold exclusive lines, widened the price range they carried and emphasized their rewards programs.

If credit spreads widen, the price of corporates will fall relative to Treasurys.