Sentence examples for beyond the inflation from inspiring English sources

But Britain is hugely outnumbered by member countries that are net recipients and that are pressing for an increase in European Union spending even beyond the inflation rate.

In other words, over that time gold has provided zero real return (above and beyond the inflation rate).

Although public opinion has generally been positive toward space exploration, there isn't much popular push to fund such endeavors beyond the inflation rate, Lunine said.

Congressman Waxman: Two main goals in health care legislation have to be to have universal coverage of all Americans and to figure out how to help hold down the health care costs that are increasing far beyond the inflation rate in our economy.

By contrast, if overdispersion is attributed to factors beyond the inflation of zeros, a ZINB model is more appropriate [ 43].

"Beyond that, if the inflation trajectory conforms to projections, further rate hikes may not be warranted," he said.

These three asset classes typically provide a "real return" above and beyond the historical inflation rate of 3% -- and tend to derive much of their increase in value from the same underlying dynamics that drive inflation itself.

Interestingly, even though ontogeny was discussed in a few of these evaluations [3] [8], it was not considered an important variant beyond the relative inflation of the dome, apparently because of the relatively similar sizes of the different individuals from time-equivalent strata.

It's the job of the MPC to look beyond "one-off" effects in the inflation data and identify underlying trends but the key line in the minutes was this: "It appeared that the increase in inflation over the following year would be more gradual than had previously been supposed".

McDonnell has said he wants to discuss the UK productivity problem; broadening the mandate of the Bank of England beyond inflation; and the role of the state in securing innovation, the specialism of the prolific Mazzucato.

The sticker price of college tuition has long soared beyond the rate of inflation, rising in constant, inflation-adjusted dollars from $10,700 in 1971 to $32,400 in 2015.