Gas users in Northern Ireland were today hit with another substantialprice hike.
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What a difference a facelift and a substantialprice drop makes.
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A statement added: A substantialprice increase would have .
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This time around it comes with a substantialprice drop and a new selling agent.
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Quinn healthcare and VHI policy holders react to the news of the substantialprice increases.
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Two prominent houses have registered substantialprice drops in recent weeks, despite their former owners' stellar status.
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Thus, in a long-term economic analysis, the substantialprice for a one-off, personalised treatment can be justified.
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As inventories build up again, many homeowners will be forced to make substantialprice cuts to sell their houses.
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The Government is to blame for ESB's plan to seek a substantialprice increase, Labour and Fine Gael said today.
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Writeable CDs and DVDs have become viable backup media due to the substantialprice reductions for both drives and media.
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But the switch has faced a range of obstacles, from the still substantialprice tag to theft of the batteries.
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A U.N. climate summit in Copenhagen is unlikely to produce substantialprice rises unless rich countries sharpen their emissions reductions targets.
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Low levels of trade did not prevent some substantialprice changes, however, with Anglo Irish among the hardest hit in this regard.
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You've got an experienced surgeon operating in an isolated location, catering to those needing organs and willing to pay a substantialprice.
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Still, economists said the economic recovery is too incipient to generate substantialprice pressures despite recent signs of strength in the labor market.
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Xpert for smear-positive TB had reasonable impact on MDR-TB incidence, but at substantialprice and little impact on overall TB incidence and mortality.