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Meanings of raising the price in English

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Usage of raising the price in English
1
You advocate raising the price of alcohol to reduce irresponsible consumption.
The Irish Times
2
Usury oppresses the poor by raising the price of all that he consumes.
Usury / A Scriptural, Ethical and Economic View
3
It is raising the price of men and putting a market-value on life.
Crowds / A Moving-Picture of Democracy
4
First, a weak pound is raising the price of UK imports.
The Guardian
5
Maybe he's raising the price of another hair dryer in a poker game.
Night Shift
6
They are now going back to normal package sizes, raising the price per battery.
Reuters
7
The company said it is not raising the price of Maverick, a discount brand.
Reuters
8
In raising the price, Russia has scrapped two discounts simultaneously.
Reuters
9
It's not about raising the price for cronuts or selling it for twice more.
The Guardian
10
The political stalemate has pushed down the Brazilian real currency, raising the price of imports.
Reuters
11
While the warning is welcome, it's not a substitute for raising the price of money.
Reuters
12
I'll have to move-you're raising the price of living!
The Heart of Rachael
13
The credit squeeze is raising the price of loans; they should not be held artificially high.
The Guardian
14
In raising the price, Russia scrapped two discounts.
Reuters
15
I gained nothing by choosing good, succeeded only in raising the price that I must inevitably pay.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
16
Foreign companies have tried to hand over only old technology, but Beijing has been raising the price of admission.
News.com.au
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