Sentence examples for allow for inflation from inspiring English sources

I am highly sceptical about this: Nicky Morgan as education secretary, in my view, has shown no commitment to protect education spending, or allow for inflation or increased pupil numbers.

This is an altogether different phenomenon from what, in normal times, we regard as a "real" increase – for example, a 5% rise in nominal GDP becomes a 3% rise if you allow for inflation of 2%.

Based on that belief, Mr. Colescott, now 68, said he had expected to withdraw 8percentt of his nest egg's initial value in his first year of retirement and take out slightly larger amounts, to allow for inflation, in subsequent years.

The overall concern for students throughout many of this year's protests was that the impact of loans and funding would, not only discourage young people from heading into higher education amid fears of increasing debt, but also allow for inflation of other student amenities.

But allow for inflation and add in two years of tight spending this year and last and the real spending growth over the whole of this parliament is less spectacular than ministers are making out, especially given the rhetoric about their supposedly Scrooge-like Tory predecessors (see chart).In this section Patriot games Rrrrrrrecession?

However, it forecast that consumers would see their real wages - which allow for inflation - increase for the first time in five years.

Those leases also allow for inflation-based rate hikes and generally last for more than a decade.

"Allowing for inflation, I said we could do it for around £5,000 a seat.

But hers would not be the biggest investment since the war, allowing for inflation.

Even allowing for inflation, this represents roughly a doubling in outlays.

Spending on the NHS rose sevenfold between 1949 and 2002 (allowing for inflation) and has continued to rise since then.