Examples of 'price escalation' in a sentence
Meaning of "price escalation"
price escalation - The increase in cost, price, or value of goods, services, or commodities over time, often due to various factors such as demand, scarcity, or inflation
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Contingencies and forward price escalation.
Forward price escalation Enhanced security upgrade contingency.
Contingency and forward price escalation.
Forward price escalation Additional contingency for enhanced security upgrade.
There is a price escalation.
Distinguish between provision for contingencies and that for forward price escalation.
Forward price escalation.
The contract value shall be reviewed every two years and adjusted for price escalation accordingly.
The consequences of that price escalation persisted in the following years.
Share of expense items in the total cost estimate, excluding contingencies and forward price escalation.
The most significant price escalation was witnessed in DRC.
The price escalation of Chinese art now looks like a permanent race for new records.
Of course the principle of price escalation is also in Tunisian hospitals.
However, not all European countries have been experiencing a rapid price escalation.
The Panel finds that a price escalation factor of six per cent is more reasonable.
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Multi-year contracts often contain pre-determined price escalation clauses.
The most significant price escalation was witnessed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Thus money in circulation drops, and price escalation quietens down.
Use a price escalation mechanism for long-term contracts.
The assumptions regarding price escalation are shown in table 4.
The Administration reduced its estimate of required contingency and price escalation in 2008.
The use of the price escalation mechanism in long-term contracts.
Yes, Galaxy S9 should put an end to the price escalation.
On the other hand, price escalation can, to a certain extent, be predicted and gauged.
Consumer expenditure at 4 % energy price escalation rate billion € per year.
SAT further applies a 25 per cent price escalation factor to its estimate.
SAT then applied a 25 per cent price escalation factor to its estimate.
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These actions constitute an escalation and are unacceptable
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