rising prices造句
1. Rising prices neutralize increased wages.
2. Rising prices are driving our customers away.
3. Rising prices are scaring off many potential customers.
4. Rising prices are scaring customers off.
5. Rising prices are the result of the recent rash of strikes in the steel industry.
6. Government countermeasures against rising prices.
7. Rising prices neutralized increased wages.
8. What control does the government have over rising prices?
9. Housewives demonstrated against sharply rising prices.
10. The rising prices are taking place amid weak demand.
10.try its best to collect and create good sentences.
11. Steadily rising prices are most heavily on the poor.
12. Workers observe rising prices and demand compensation in the form of higher wages, which creates a vicious cycle of more inflation and more wage demands.
13. An excess of investment over saving means rising prices, and vice versa.
14. When asked to explain where all the money had gone,father pointed to the rising prices.
15. The Labour Party swept in on a tide of discontent over rising prices.
16. The government are hatching out a new plan to deal with rising prices.
17. The Labour Party swept into on a tide of discontent over rising prices.
18. People who retire on fixed incomes have the greatest difficulty with rising prices.
19. There was, in the mid century, a gap between rising wages and even more rapidly rising prices that favoured investment.
20. It's the government's latest effort to put the brakes on rising prices.
21. Mmost everyone deplores inflation, especially retirees who have fixed incomes that do not keep up with rising prices.
22. Gold shares, though far dearer than they recently were, are still attractive to some who reckon on rising prices.
23. The levy was introduced in 1992 as a way to curb rising prices driven by real estate speculators.
24. One of the objectives of current cost accounting is to produce a more acceptable income figure under conditions of rising prices.
25. Opec is to increase production by 1.45m barrels a day in an attempt to stem rising prices.
26. Lloyd George's Government had embarked on a programme of financing social reform at a time of rapidly rising prices.
27. The reputation of Champagne was growing fast, as can be assessed from the record of rapidly rising prices.
28. The big tourism sector was hit especially hard because rising prices made its sun-drenched islands far more expensive than resorts in Turkey or Tunisia.
29. Italians are being urged to forgo spaghetti, tagliatelle and ravioli today to protest against rising prices.
30. How do you adapt inventory valuation conventions to a world of generally rising prices?
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