Following each wage increase by the government and even before the plan is approved by parliament, prices soar tremendously.

His rhetoric did not soar, could not soar.

Should they risk buying a new car when gasoline prices might soar again? Will they be able to put food on the table after this year s terrifying rise in food prices?

But opponents of the process say this modernisation mostly benefits the wealthy elite with a stake in these projects, as real estate prices in the gentrified area soar.

As America sops up the world s savings to address its problems, as risk premiums soar, as global income, trade, and commodity prices fall, developing countries will face hard times.

Economic growth and job creation slow, while exports soar.

So, as global economic growth continues, and as household incomes rise in today s most populous emerging countries, demand and thus prices for vacation homes in beautiful places, either at home or abroad, will most likely soar.

Yet, since that time, greenhouse gas emissions have continued to soar.

Well designed, competitive, transparent auctions can generate much more revenue than sweetheart deals. Contracts, too, should be transparent, and should ensure that if prices soar as they have repeatedly the windfall gain does not go only to the company.

With serious management of the new funds, food production in Africa will soar.

Otherwise, the deficit which has doubled in eight years will soar even more.

So its trade surplus continues to soar at the expense of other countries.

The first makes the human spirit soar and brings out the best in people.

But the Great Recession has caused public debt and deficits in many advanced economies to soar.

Having them, their prestige among other fighters will soar, and so will support for their moderate stance.

Meanwhile, global demand for energy will soar as the economies of China, India, Brazil, and other countries grow.

Instead, the rapid growth of the emerging economies, especially coal burning China, has caused global CO2 emissions to soar.

CAMBRIDGE As inflation continues to soar everywhere, maybe the world s central bankers need a jolt to awaken them from complacency.

At the convention, he seemingly hoped to summon the old Obama, to charm and soar, but that man was simply no longer available.

For Central Americans, the cost of drugs will soar, straining budgets and gutting health care. The result may be a death sentence for many.

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Paragliding is taking off from mountains with a paraglider, with the possibility to fly cross country, distance, just with the use of thermals to soar.

Food prices are soaring. Oil prices are at historic highs.

Median real income has fallen by over 1,500 in real terms, with American families being squeezed as wages lag behind inflation and key household expenses soar.

Housing prices peaked in 2006, and equity prices peaked in 2007.

Shortages of natural gas increased fertilizer prices, pushing up food prices.

These may be either the best country prices or perhaps even international prices, but they are not local farm gate prices.

That sounded right to voters, especially if it meant government policies that encouraged the emerging real estate bubble and made their investments in homes soar in value.

High oil prices fuel public discussion about the future of oil prices.

But, whereas metal prices have fallen, oil prices are reaching record highs.

The prices of traded mortgage backed securities have followed house prices down.

Like most economists, he believes that if policymakers try to keep interest rates at artificially low levels for too long, eventually demand will soar and inflation will jump.

Prices are high.

Prices went up.

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a 2002 prices.

Moreover, one can easily imagine that import demand would soar further if the US and the European Union lifted their bans on exports of high tech products to China.

Even those countries that are not actively engaged in a fiscal orgy are seeing their surpluses collapse and their deficits soar, mainly in the face of falling tax revenues.

In the recent past, the prices of these products have increased faster than steel prices.

Oil prices rose throughout 2004, with accelerating fluctuation as prices peaked in August and October.

So the question arises Why did people want to borrow so much? Why did the ratio of household debt to income soar to unprecedented heights in the pre recession days?

Prices have dropped recently.

Consequently, oil prices increase.

Commodity prices fell, too.