Sentence examples for fully deflated from inspiring English sources

Not yet fully deflated, which means lots more losses to come.

First came a kind of slow-leak effect, giving me the immediate worry that Kingsley, when fully deflated, would sprawl out into the street on both sides of the island, where there were cars, trucks, sneezing buses.

Michael Pearce, assistant economist at Capital Economics, said the risk for the chancellor was that Help to Buy "reinflates the house price bubble that the UK saw in the runup to the 2008 recession (which still has not fully deflated), that could pop before the election".

However the problem was that the bubble had far from fully deflated at that point.

"The officer then noticed one of the tyres was fully deflated and radioed the control room.

However since the bubble had not yet fully deflated, house prices began plunging again in the summer of 2010 after the credit ended.

For that matter, even the infamous Tulip Bulb Bubble in 1637 took some months to fully deflate.

Contrary to popular perception, economic bubbles do not collapse completely in a single day as with a balloon popping, but usually take some months to fully deflate.

Furthermore, if some of the increase in SAT scores was due to real increases in student aptitude, perhaps resulting from HOPE providing incentives to work harder in high school, then fully deflating will attenuate the coefficient more than it should.

Baker argues that the housing bubble has yet to fully deflate.

The only cost will be some development time and the insults that it copied Snapchat… which Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom deftly deflated by fully admitting to me in an interview that "they deserve all the credit".