Sentence examples for gasoline index from inspiring English sources

That was a 9.8percentt increase over March; the department's gasoline index is now 23percentt higher than a year ago.

The CPI's growth last month was driven by a 9.1% increase in the gasoline index.

The energy index rose by 3.3% in February, following a 1.7% pickup in the month prior, while the gasoline index rose by 8.3% last month.

In contrast, the indexes for fuel oil and natural gas both declined in February and are well off their highs from last July the gasoline index is down by 44.0% from its peak.

Food prices had a big hand in the modest increase, rising 0.9%, but energy prices were unchanged and the gasoline price index surprisingly ticked 2.0% lower.

Madowitz and Novan argue that Virginia's legislature should have just kept the existing tax on gasoline and indexed it to inflation.

For acute myeloid leukemia, a nonsignificant mortality increase was found in land-based terminal employees (SMR = 150.5, 13 deaths), but no trend was detected when the data were analyzed by various gasoline exposure indices.

As I'm sure you know, college tuitions have been skyrocketing for decades — with growth outpacing the Consumer Price Index, gasoline and even that great bugaboo of out-of-control costs, health care.

In January, the gasoline producer price index fell 24%.

I suggest a yearly increase of 10 cents per gallon in the federal gasoline tax, perhaps indexed to inflation.

A 4.4percentt rise in tobacco costs, the biggest in almost a year, and a 4.2percentt increase for gasoline kept the producer index from falling further.