price escalation

Private plans have long faced much faster price escalation than the average.

No one foresaw the price escalation that began well after the beginning of this year.

The price escalation of historic and period properties can be seen around the world, brokers say.

As more money comes into book publishing, there is a price escalation for best-selling authors.

This car was a great buy early on, and only a bit less so through the '70s despite steady price escalation, mostly due to inflation.

With conspicuous consumption the norm, extreme price escalation can well be expected.

The price escalation in the suburbs foreclosed that option for many city residents.

Historically, price escalation on Broadway begins with the strongest shows and then spreads.

Economists say many factors produced the price escalation.

The report urges the authorities to acquire land on the corridor now to avoid further prices escalations.

New buyers failed to arrive, and the property price escalation that fueled the land boom stopped.

"I think there will be an evening off of demand and an evening off of price escalation.

In response, the Ford administration studied various ways to institute a floor price for oil and guarantee an annual price escalation over 15 to 20 years.

Imagine the price escalation.

The contract provides for price escalation of $3 million to $6 million a month for delays.

The price escalation."

After eight years of relentless price escalation, angry customers are slamming down phones, brokers said, and picking pointless fights with sellers.

Nonetheless, few expect the surging pace of price escalation that took place in many parts of the country between 1970 and the mid-1980's to be repeated.

Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Kuwait are rich in oil reserves and have benefited from recent oil price escalations.

This type of steep price escalation has not been for the enrichment of the airlines; airline earnings since deregulation have generally been meager or nonexistent.

In addition to being cost competitive with gas, solar EOR provides a hedge against long-term gas price escalation.

Also prevailing here were spotty passenger-side airbag availability for 1990-92 models, and steady price escalation that lifted base stickers into the mid-$30,000 range by 1994.

"In general, the market for photography has grown upwards and outwards, both price escalation and diversity of who buys," Mr. Gitterman said.

"We have not seen the big price escalation there and in East Quogue and Westhampton as elsewhere, but more in line with general inflation."

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