Sentence examples for further inflating from inspiring English sources

They also raised their full-year profit forecasts, betting that Japan's stock market and economy would continue to rally, further inflating the value of their stock portfolios and reducing the need to write off bad loans.

In addition, the Michigan researchers mixed private donations earmarked for school construction with donations for operating expenses, thereby further inflating the study's estimate of per-pupil operating revenues derived from philanthropy, Mr. Wright said.

It is imperative that investors be provided with information that allows them to "invest accordingly", he said, clearly meaning that they should stop further inflating the carbon bubble, in order to increase the chances of an orderly retreat from fossil fuels.

The assault continued for days, with wave after wave of articles, each headline more hyperbolic and more scathing than the last, each story further inflating the alleged cost of the wedding, the damages, and the personal attacks.

And high interest rates only invite speculators who borrow in low-yielding currencies such as the Japanese yen to invest in the higher-yielding krona, further inflating the bubble in Iceland assets.

This risks further inflating urban real estate values (particularly on the west coast), as well as hollowing out communities based around agriculture and manufacturing.

Methods described by Hsieh to account for the loss of power associated with the 2 1 group allocation [ 49], the estimated sample size was further inflated using a variance inflation factor of (VIF = 1.125) resulting in a total estimated sample size of 321; 107 allocated to the print-based group and 214 allocated to the IT-based group.

And that helped to further inflate the housing bubble.

Why, then, are both candidates proposing to further inflate a bubble that's about to burst?

And those with bigger-than-average pots will purchase property – particularly buy-to-let – which could further inflate house prices.

In contrast, low-scoring subjects further inflated their self-judgments after seeing the work of their peers.