demand price in a sentence

Examples

1. While the farmers demand price increases for agriculture products, trade unions oppose ambitious reforms by the Solidarity-led government aimed at reducing bloated employment rolls and cutting costs in money-losing industries.
2. That has forced them to depend on recently legalized private farmers markets, where supply-and-demand prices are often beyond the reach of many earning an average salary of dlrs 10 a month.
3. Megat Junid said millers should not use rising production costs ( due to the ringgit's depreciation ) as an excuse to demand price increases since the local currency had shown signs of recovery.
4. As Bush proposes policies aimed at increasing supply and his Democratic foes demand price caps, the promise of ever-cheap gasoline may be sending consumers a sense of false comfort-- and precisely the wrong message.
5. Jack Lamberton, a drug industry analyst at HSBC Securities, said the Clinton administration was likely to demand price rebates from the drug companies, like those already in force for state Medicaid for low-income people.
6. According to Mark Zohar of Forrester Research, consumers will demand price plans with unlimited Web access, phones that are more Web-friendly and applications that are more customized before they will adopt wireless Internet devices en masse.
7. "It's all rather ironic, " she said, " that as non-artists become active in cultural consumption, from looking at art in museums and galleries to wanting to live ` like artists,'the consumer demand prices artists out of their lofts ."
8. Members of a radical farmers'party scuffled with riot police while trying to force their way into the Polish agriculture minister's office Wednesday to demand price supports and other government help, a central issue in Poland's effort to join the European Union.
9. The creation of pooled energy sources per the British model and other systems adopted in Chile and Texas have led to greater demand price-response, allowing for the more efficient use of electricity and increasing the response of consumers to prices so fewer costs are afforded to them.
10. During a given " market day ", the amount of goods on the market was " given "-- but it adjusts in the short run, a longer period : if the " supply price " ( the price suppliers were willing to accept ) was below the " demand price " ( what purchasers were willing to pay ), the quantity in the market would rise.