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Meanings of lower prices in English

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Usage of lower prices in English
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Meanwhile, others question whether this work will ultimately translate into lower prices.
Wired
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However, these lower prices may not be here to stay next year.
The South African
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Altogether, Mr Faafoi said it would mean more competition and lower prices.
Radio NZ
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The resulting lower prices could help the technology catch on far quicker.
Reuters
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But Draper said he viewed the lower prices as a buying opportunity.
Reuters
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Slowing sales growth and lower prices could mean less free cash flow.
Reuters
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The deluge of information is expected to increase efficiency and lower prices.
Reuters
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Nevertheless, if some companies lower prices, there may be a competitive shift.
Reuters
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But an unchecked increase would lead to durable oversupply and lower prices.
Reuters
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That means lower prices are still being factored into the tax base.
Reuters
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The weakness in Dublin was matched by lower prices on international markets.
The Irish Times
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Farmers, unwilling to accept the lower prices, are holding back on sales.
Reuters
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Relief from the lower prices is largely offset by smaller product sizes.
Reuters
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Drilling in the closed areas would not lower prices in the short-term.
Reuters
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Short-sellers sell borrowed shares, hoping to repurchase them later at lower prices.
Reuters
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Another advantage is that second-hand games can be bought for lower prices.
The South African
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