1.   Climbing fuel prices have forced the delivery company to up its prices.

2.   This will drive up the price of securities and hence will drive down their current market rate of interest.

3.   As more assets are purchased, this will drive up their price.

4.   When they arrive at the restaurant cash points they run their card through the machine which automatically flashes up the price and deducts the cost of their meal.

5.   Although it would restore some economic equilibrium, devaluing the currency would drive up the price of imports and hit Russians in their pocketbooks, causing political unrest.

6.   And the higher gasoline prices, he said, will further drive up the prices of oil stocks.

7.   Apparently, investors, who have driven up the price of Seagram Co. stock in recent months.

8.   Because supply and demand matter, he added, that is likely to drive up the price of Treasury bonds, pushing down their yields.

9.   Boras was asked how he would respond to the charge that he played Duquette as a means of driving up the price for the Yankees.