41.   That, in turn, will drive up the price of the product.

42.   That drove up the price of long-term Treasuries and pushed down their yield, which moves in the opposite direction.

43.   The bank could also buy bonds and other assets, driving up their prices and making consumers feel wealthier.

44.   The central bank ruled out taking steps to stimulate the economy lest these drive up consumer prices and widen the record current account deficit.

45.   The focus of the discussions, the regulators charged, was how to control copper supplies and drive up prices.

46.   The guru proceeds to off-load a dizzying data dump of economic statistics before telling his supplicant to up his price.

47.   They agree that the basic economic laws of supply and demand are responsible for driving up the price of crude oil and with it pump prices.

48.   They had admitted participating in the cartel that dominated the billion-dollar industry for decades, driving up prices for commercial customers.

49.   This year the main support for the dollar has been expectations that a pickup in global growth will drive up commodity prices.

50.   Three bidders were serious contenders, tenaciously upping the price.