Sentence examples for begin to hike from inspiring English sources

Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at Capital Economics, said: "Given that 13 of 17 officials think that rates will rise later this year, our base case scenario is still that the Fed will begin to hike rates in December.

She said: "If the path of the recent downturn looks less severe and the recovery stronger, a case could be made for a less softly softly approach to rate rises when the [Bank's] Monetary Policy Committee does begin to hike".

Mr Slok says thatThe bottom line is that the US economy is moving closer to full capacity and hence wage and price inflation and the Fed can easily begin to hike rates in 2015, the US economy is in much better shape than many market participants thinkUBS is forecasting a Fed funds rate of 1.25% by the end of next year.Workers will be forgiven for being a bit cynical about all this.

We disembarked and began to hike up a steep hill.

Philip began to hike the trail, breaking into a run from time to time.

The platoon began to hike back to the outpost, carrying the captured equipment.

Determined to carve more powder, Michael — a curly-haired engineer from New Zealand whose snowboarding abilities matched my own — and I took a lift as high as we could (that is, not very) and began to hike up the slopes, away from two bemused mountain employees.

Now the Fed is on track to loosen the economic reigns further by beginning to hike interest rates as soon as June 2015 -- a feat it hasn't attempted since 2004.

As we began to hike I turned my neck toward the sky.

(If you're looking for a place to volunteer in Haiti, look no further!) I arrived a few days after the others, and on my first day, we drove as far as we could, and then began to hike into the camp.

I began to hike up the road in my t-shirt, long-sleeve shirt, black fleece, second black fleece, sweatshirt and poncho, with 120 yen, my U.S. driver's license and a map offering helpful directions to anyone who can read Japanese (I cannot) in my pocket.