Sentence examples for all inflation from inspiring English sources

After all, inflation remains subdued.

First of all, inflation in China is China's problem, not ours.

Like all inflation measures, its index reflects the cost of a basket of goods.

But government statistics indicate that, over all, inflation is actually down compared with last year's rate.

In practice, all inflation measures are averages; the individuals who make up the averages may be having very different experiences.

After all, inflation is a rise in the price of goods and services, and businesses make those goods and services.

But Mark Hooker, a former economist at the Federal Reserve, has shown that since 1980 higher oil prices have had essentially no effect on over-all inflation.

In addition, over-all inflation is rising, albeit from a low base, with prices for some middle-class staples, such as gasoline and health-care premiums, increasing especially sharply.

Ryan would replace this system with one in which the federal government provides a block grant that only rises with over-all inflation, not with the cost of health care, which rises faster than inflation.

Currently Chile, Colombia and Mexico all have inflation targets of 3%% (within a target band) and Peru has a central target of 2%%.

(The figures are all inflation-adjusted).