1、The price increase would have most impact on strong, cheap drinks.
價(jià)格上升將主要影響那些高度數(shù)的廉價(jià)酒類。

2、Netflix announced a whopper of a price increase to all of its customers in July of 2011.
2011年7月，網(wǎng)飛向所有用戶宣布了一項(xiàng)大幅提價(jià)計(jì)劃。

3、Of course, deciding on a price increase is one thing; ensuring it happens is another.
當(dāng)然，決定提價(jià)是一回事，能否做到則是另外一回事。

4、The price increase has had no perceptible effect on sales.
這次提價(jià)沒有對銷售產(chǎn)生明顯的影響。

5、There has been a run on coffee since a large price increase was forecast.
自從預(yù)測到咖啡的價(jià)格要大幅度地上漲以來，出現(xiàn)了咖啡供不應(yīng)求的情況。

6、There has been a run on coffee since a large price increase was forecast
自從預(yù)測到咖啡的價(jià)格要大幅度地上漲以來，出現(xiàn)了咖啡供不應(yīng)求的情況。

7、If drugs are procured on the open market, the price increase can soar one thousand-fold.
如果是在公開市場上購買藥物，價(jià)格可飆升至1000倍。

8、These price increase bore most severely on people with fixed incomes.
物價(jià)的上漲對固定收入的人影響最厲害。

9、The average rate on dutiable goods rose from 40% to 48%, implying a price increase of only 6%.
應(yīng)稅品平均稅率從40%上升到48%，即進(jìn)口物品價(jià)格僅上漲6%。

10、The price increase will obviously be unpopular, although it's unlikely to reduce demand.
價(jià)格升高顯然會(huì)不受人歡迎，然而這不大可能會(huì)降低人們的需求。

11、The government had been projecting a 5% consumer price increase for the entire year.
政府一直在預(yù)計(jì)全年5%的消費(fèi)價(jià)格增長。

12、The full house is said, some property owners in the 5% price increase of up to 10%.
而滿堂紅有關(guān)人士表示，部分業(yè)主提價(jià)在5%左右，最多為10%。