101.   If the company raises prices too high, customers will flee and the insurer will lose market share.

102.   If we see a flood of cheap imports, the discussion will turn from how much companies can raise prices to how much prices will be cut.

103.   If there is an agreement and cigarette companies raise prices in the U.S., sales may slow.

104.   In an initial public offering, a company raises money by selling stock to investors outside the company for the first time.

105.   In addition, improving economies have allowed the company to raise prices.

106.   In recent months, imported fruit prices rose sharply, while utility companies raised electric and gas prices in line with higher commodity prices.

107.   In South Korea, companies raise money primarily by borrowing heavily rather than selling stock.

108.   In the end, Johnson said it was natural for the company to raise prices on its products, to cover higher salaries and other costs.

109.   In the end, Johnson said it was natural for the company to raise prices to cover higher salaries and other costs.

110.   In service industries, intense competition has also made it hard for companies to raise prices.