Sentence examples for gentle inflation from inspiring English sources

g Gentle inflation of balloon by 1 ml.

The official inflation target is, in fact, for gentle inflation every year of (hopefully) just 2%.

Gentle inflation is a spur to spend - because if you've got the money and you're not feeling gloomy, then you will spend today, because tomorrow prices might be a bit higher.

Thrombolysis in Cerebral Infarction Perfusion Categories (TICI) was grade 3 (Figure 2). Figure 2 Left internal carotid angiogram shows occlusion of M1: control angiogram after a couple of gentle inflations of a hyperform balloon and recanalization of the middle cerebral artery.

It is now harder to believe the optimists' story that warm breezes from China, perhaps spiced with a gentle dose of inflation, can raise temperatures in Europe and the US.

Currently, gentle bag/facemask ventilation (maximal inflation pressure < 20 cmH2O) is recommended after administration of induction drugs during rapid sequence induction as it can reduce oxygen desaturation [ 104], and may allow an estimation of the likelihood of successful bag facemask ventilation should it be required during prolonged or failed intubation attempts.

Wall Street shed some its gains in the final hour of trading Wednesday, but still had a strong showing after a monthly read on inflation was gentler than expected.

A report showing a gentle slowdown in economic growth also calmed fears of inflation and interest rate increases.

[C2.] Dow Soars on Renewed Confidence The Dow Jones industrial average rose 210.50 points, or 2percentto to 10,590.62, as a government report showed a gentle slowdown in economic growth, which calmed fears of inflation and interest rate increases.

Higher inflation would mean that Japanese households should expect the gentle erosion of their savings, unless those piles of yen are put to good use.

Unemployment will continue to fall, productivity will rise, and the Bank of England, concerned that the UK's runaway success is about to generate the return of inflation, will start to put up interest rates at a gentle pace.