Sentence examples for galloping inflation from inspiring English sources

This galloping inflation of revelation is partly due to generally increased levels of hysteria in media and social media, but also reflects the rise in the time-travel drama's profile since it returned to BBC1 in 2005.

Galloping inflation in American college feesFOR decades, college fees have risen faster than Americans' ability to pay them.

Public morale was further lowered as the Nationalist government failed to check galloping inflation and soaring living costs.

But the production itself suffers, like Germany in the interwar years, from the curse of galloping inflation.

The deep downturns of the early 1980s were largely engineered by the Federal Reserve, which boosted short-term interest rates to near 20% to slow down galloping inflation.

Controls on international financial transactions, which already badly squeeze Iranian traders and have fuelled galloping inflation, have tightened again in recent weeks.

"With the merchandise going up every day--that galloping inflation--sales fall," Nunes, 39, said.

Then, renting offered the young, especially, a haven from galloping house-price inflation.

THE economy is galloping along and inflation is nowhere to be seen.

Mr Yeltsin's dogmatic abandonment of state subsidies on prices set inflation galloping to 2,000%.

If they fund it but fail to reform it, they find themselves confronted by galloping health-care inflation and the accusation that they have raised spending, without commensurate results.