Sentence examples for be linked to inflation from inspiring English sources

It may or may not also be linked to inflation.

Infrastructure assets look ideal, because they are long-term with revenues that tend to be linked to inflation.

The BBC will go into negotiations with the government over its future arguing for the licence fee to be linked to inflation, in place of the current income freeze.

But in response to growing protests over the cost of season tickets, Chancellor George Osborne has for the last two years stipulated that regulated fare increases should be linked to inflation, resulting in a 2.5 per cent rise in January.

The budget suggested the annual increase to the pension would be linked to inflation rather than average wages, which one economist has calculated would mean its value would drop from 28% of average weekly earnings today to just under 16% by 2055.

The fees will continue to be linked to inflation for the next three years.

Since many pension benefits are linked to inflation, this has sparked a particular enthusiasm for inflation-linked debt.

If it had been linked to inflation, it would now stand at £6.68 an hour.

Jaime Vazquez, a retail analyst at JP Morgan, said: "Yes, [rent rises at Tesco stores] are linked to inflation.

So the rail fare increase this year, as last year, is linked to inflation, and I think that's right.

This chapter focuses on index-linked (I-L) gilts, which are much more recent products compared to conventional gilts and whose return is linked to inflation rates.