1.   Acheson was determined to bring the price down to eight cents a pound.

2.   There have been calls for the total abolition of car tax, which would bring car prices into line with those in the rest of Europe.

3.   The rises will bring the price of four star up to two pounds twenty two point three pence.

4.   An oil-price hike might quickly bring share prices back down to earth, with more severe consequences for growth.

5.   And some refiners may cut purchases in anticipation that a resumption of Iraqi exports would bring cheaper prices.

6.   And the sight of rising long-term interest rates brought stock prices down from their highs.

7.   As more refiners shift over from heating oil, increased gasoline production will gradually bring prices down, industry experts said.

8.   As they tried to estimate demand for the next few months, mills recently brought down prices for lumber for immediate delivery.

9.   As with Clinton, there is little he can do in the short term to bring prices down.

10.   As the marketing year draws to a close, many processors have been holding off bids, bringing prices down for soybeans in the cash market.