Sentence examples for fluctuating inflation from inspiring English sources
Among the 168,000 elderly and 25,000 young children and families we serve, many are facing the diminishing value of their pensions, fluctuating inflation rates and slashed incomes.
One reason is that the point at which the AMT has to be considered (income over $49,000 per year for couples and $35,750 per year for singles) doesn't fluctuate with inflation.
GDP annual growth is fluctuating around 5% and inflation came down from 13.6% in 2008 to 5.5% in 2009.
Between 2002 and 2006, inflation fluctuated around 14%.
By confirming inflation it explains why the universe still exists—since it was inflation which stopped it fluctuating back into the void.
Securities analysis only works when you can model a company in a normalized setting of 3% gross domestic product growth, moderate inflation and interest rates fluctuating in a narrow channel.
The markets were somewhat erratic, however, as investors concerned about inflation kept an eye on fluctuating oil prices.
Although the prices of energy and food have bounced up and down since 2008, inflation expectations and, until recently, core inflation have fluctuated around 2%, giving the Fed no reason to raise interest rates.
According to the historical data of electricity prices in Jordan at certain periods, the rise of electricity tariffs has been fluctuating up and down due to the rate of inflation of those periods.
Inflation has fluctuated, but, at the end of the day, consumer prices have risen just 4.5 percent, meaning an average annual inflation rate of only 1.5 percent.
