The phrase "a significant inflation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing economic conditions, particularly when referring to a notable increase in prices or the inflation rate.
Example: "The country is currently facing a significant inflation that is affecting the purchasing power of its citizens."
Alternatives: "a considerable inflation" or "a substantial inflation."
Boehner's comment that at some point "boots have to be on the ground" marks a significant inflation in the terms of the debate over how to deal with Isis.
Earnings have been very low for a prolonged period and are markedly beneath long-term norms, so a gradual but sustained rise should not pose a significant inflation risk for some considerable time to come," he says.
Indeed, we did not observe a significant inflation in the false positive rate for three of the breeds in this study (BMD, FCR and ROT).
In an initial sample size of 300 trios, there is a significant inflation with 10% missing mothers or more, while this occurs with 15% or more missing mothers in an initial sample size of 1,000 trios (Fig).
He added that even at that level, it was unlikely that Canada would experience any significant inflation until 2009.
In the end, the value-investing-biased panel agreed that it was too early to start worrying about a recession or significant inflation, and that we were in a "stock pickers" market where individual investment selection was the best way to safeguard against wild market swings.
The two-year upswing in commodity prices led many to fear a return to significant inflation that would engulf the overall economy.
A second period of significant inflation was covered up by rationing and price controls until after the war, when the Reichsmark was exchanged for the Deutsche mark at roughly 10 to 1 in 1948, the second time savings were wiped out in a quarter century.
Although planning in cash has a superficial simplicity, at times of significant inflation it is not a very appropriate tool, and differential price rises may lead to a balance of expenditure provision somewhat different from the intended plan.
And by the same token, experts who were watching the state test said they were not surprised when it was revealed that there had been significant inflation on an exam that years ago parted ways with the national standard as a measure of performance.
The economy has defied many analysts' expectations by maintaining a torrid rate of growth without significant inflation.
