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(1) Sales of the low-priced Czech motor have soared by a quarter in crisis-hit Britain this year.

(2) Low-priced imports will harm the industry.

(3) Buy low-priced auction houses without lump-sum cash on hand, the past can only be nothing.

(4) A new category of miniature, low-priced laptops has quickly assumed a central place in the computing world, leaving some of the biggest technology companies scrambling to catch up.

(5) The availability of low-priced suits and costumes has also increased competition for the rental sector.

(6) Because China produces a diversified portfolio of low-priced and essential items, analysts say the country's exports can hold up relatively well in a recession.

(7) But once tablets become low-priced commodities, Apple will have its work cut out for it to retain the iPad's innovative allure.

(8) An intelligent monitored control system, which apply the low-priced single chip microcomputer, is studied for the dipping water equipment using in the grain processing enterprises.

(9) Nokia Thursday launched low-priced handsets and a recharger that can be connected to a bicycle's dynamo which charges when the wheels turn, AP reported.

(10) Nokia Thursday launched 4 low-priced handsets and a recharger that can be connected to a bicycle's dynamo which charges when the wheels turn, AP reported.

(11) But analysts say the low-priced smartphone market is starting to bloom.

(12) The worry is that the growth of two low-priced alternatives will persuade couch potatoes that films can be had cheaply.

(13) The company has just launched a new line of small(sentencedict.com/low-priced.html), low-priced computers.

(14) The co-operative movement started in Britain in the 19th century; co-operative societies set up shops to sell low-priced goods to poor people.

(15) Various travel Web sites and even the airlines themselves are sending notices of low-priced fares and accommodations each week by e-mail.

(16) Companies such as Oracle are jumping on the bandwagon, too, with low-priced network computers.

(17) Estais said the 3. 7 percent rise resulted from an increase in sales of low-priced champagnes and wines.

(18) We got to recognize that. They're manipulating their currency and by doing so they're holding down the price of Chinese goods and making sure their products are artificially low-priced.

(19) Given our success selling cereal, Bargain Brand should now expand its business and begin marketing other low-priced food products as quickly as possible.

(20) When recessions and financial crises left world markets filled with surplus steel[sentencedict.com], the U.S. industry sought dumping penalties to combat low-priced imports.

(21) After that, it did not take IKEA long to develop the basic ideas that continue to define it today: low-priced, well-designed, self-assembly furniture shipped inexpensively in flat packaging.

(22) Yum's restaurant margin in China fell 3.9 percentage points to 21.3% in its third quarter, as its strategy has been to offer low-priced value items that attract cost-conscious Chinese consumers.

(23) Analysts say Beijing is supporting wage increases as a way to stimulate domestic consumption and make the country less dependent on low-priced exports.

(24) Other handset makers are also looking to tap the market for low-priced smartphones.

(25) The solar sector has been racing to reduce costs amid a surge in the supply of low-priced solar panels from China and negative shifts in government subsidy policies in some key markets in Europe.

(26) You may sell your "overstocked" artwork during exhibition. They will be placed in a collection box. (preferably small-sized, unframed , low-priced, 20% of proceeds donated to HCAPC.

(27) And there are plans to increase the supply of middle to low-priced housing to curb property speculation.

(28) People close to government or factory officials got the low-priced goods and sold them at a higher price.

(29) Until 1928 when Plymouth was first marketed, Ford and Chevrolet had the low-priced field pretty much to themselves.

(30) Since profit and loss don't count if a loss-making company can just keep raising capital, excess capacity in China results in low-priced exports that depress prices of competitors around the world.