Sentence examples for drop in core from inspiring English sources

A comparable gap in 1981-83 produced a drop in core inflation of six percentage points.

Paul Ashworth, an economist at Capital Economics, said the drop in core capital goods orders points to weaker growth in the October-December quarter.

Business profits "are being squeezed as input costs rise but finished goods' prices remain soft," said Stephen Stanley, an economist at RBS Greenwich Capital in Connecticut, who forecast a 0.7percentt drop in core prices.

The trip from the Stade Mayol in the heart of their own city to the febrile Stade Vélodrome in neighbouring Marseille hardly counts as a drop in core temperature for the defending European champions.

The fifth consecutive annual drop in core consumer prices reinforced market expectations that the Bank of Japan will increase its asset purchases when it meets Tuesday, probably by about ¥10 trillion, or $125 billion, in response to worsening economic data.

The really good news in the latest figures is a further increase in working hours, a slight fall in long-term unemployment and another drop in core youth unemployment, ie 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-oldslped by Youth Conotact job subsinies.

The drop in the core index was largely a result of lower prices for new cars and pickup trucks.

Those, they said, do not reflect any drop in the core CNBC audience, executives who are not adequately measured and who the network contends, have remained faithful.

In the early 1980s a 4.5 percentage point increase in the unemployment rate came alongside a drop in the core inflation rate from about 12% to under 3%.

Helen Clark, the head of the UN development programme, UNDP, and candidate to be the next UN secretary general, said a lot of UN agencies are experiencing a drop in their core funding.

Technology stocks clicked into rally mode on a view that June's surprising drop in the core Producer Price Index, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, could take pressure off the Fed to keep fighting inflation.