Sentence examples for cpi it from inspiring English sources

Unlike the CPI, it includes the prices of shares, bonds and houses.

Like the CPI, it can contain a mixture of restrictions and requirements.

Under RPI it would rise to £56.40, but under CPI it would rise to £55.50 (difference 90p).

Under RPI it would rise to £68.60 next April, but under CPI it would rise to £67.50 (difference £1.10).

If this threshold had just been increased in line with the CPI, it would now be around $90,000.

The CPI, it says, is "an annual snapshot" with "less of a focus on year-on-year trends".

If the Democrats in the Congress had joined the chorus of those pushing for a CPI adjustment, it is very likely that it would have gone through.

The strength of the pound – up by 20% over the past couple of years – is also putting downward pressure on CPI because it means imports are cheaper.

However, with the inflation rate at 1.6% in March - as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) - it means earnings rose faster than inflation for the first time since 2010.

In the study of flow properties of native and branched CPI solutions, it was found that the apparent viscosities of two branched CPI remarkably increased compared to that of native CPI over all concentrations tested.

Nevertheless, it may lead to more difficulties when compared to the evaluation of the quality of single-number data, like CPI, since it is not possible to find reference indicators outside the IO table for every single number.