Sentence examples for fed thinking from inspiring English sources

Ben S. Bernanke, a Princeton economist whose research reflects Fed thinking, put it this way last week, "As long as the Fed keeps its eye on economic growth and on stabilizing consumer price inflation, then the economy will remain stable even in the face of large stock market fluctuations".

Although the Fed's discussions occurred before the election of Donald J. Trump as president, Fed Chairwoman Janet L. Yellen indicated last week that the election has not changed Fed thinking on the timing of the next rate hike.

That is well above the 450,000 claims expected by economists and above the level needed to indicate falling unemployment – a key factor in Fed thinking.

"And that is the source that says, 'What is the Fed thinking, and when will they move again?' Maybe they can take the market's mind off the Fed for a little while".

You know, when you click the link to some article, quiz, or other piece of internet effluvia clogging your Facebook feed thinking you'll find something interesting but instead discover a shallow bit of nostalgia, a horribly designed advertisement, or an 86-part slide show on the worst albums of the 90s?

At 11, she said, she felt "fed up," thinking: "There's no law says I have to take care of her.

Mum would cook meat, adding curry, thyme, garlic and other things into industrial-size pots and my job was to stir with a wooden spoon Sometimes I'd get fed up, thinking, "Oh rice and stew, again and again and again".

Above all, though, it should feed into thinking over the EU's new constitution.

He feeds her, thinking "that his life is withal the best of lives, full of threat and bounty, bad news and good, affluence and penury, the sacred and the profane, the masculine and the feminine".

By which time the next round of Uber's appeal against the 2016 tribunal ruling will have reached the UK Appeals Court and there will likely be more case law for it to draw on to feed its thinking.

Uber losing another employment tribunal over workers rights will likely also feed politicians' thinking as they work to reshape UK law to accommodate the business models that sought to disrupt it.