Sentence examples for growing inflation from inspiring English sources

Prospects for economic growth, not growing inflation expectations, seems the more likely explanation.

Now rising labor and resource costs, growing inflation pressure and large sovereign debts have made fiscal and monetary policy less effective.

Mrs. Kirchner will confront growing inflation, now pegged at nearly 20percentt by private economists, about double government claims, and a tightening energy situation.

Meanwhile, though, the economy is growing; inflation has been tamed; and the poverty rate was halved in the ten years to 2009, helped by an eightfold increase in the oil price.

Real wages are growing, inflation is contained and the public accounts are in good order.Despite all this, the governing Alliance's candidate, Evelyn Matthei, cannot even be certain of coming second in the election.

If the committee views the likelihood of growing inflation pressures to be equivalent to the risk of a slowing economy, the statement will state that the risks are "balanced with respect to prospects for both goals," the Fed said.

Because deficits continue to grow, inflation is just around the corner.

We need to keep the economy growing, without inflation, and generate revenue to continue our income-distribution policy.

It will take a much stronger labour market to bring those people back in – but by that point real wages might be growing and inflation rising.

The Bank of England, the nation' s central bank, is unable to lower interest rates to keep the economy growing because inflation looms.

Mr. Greenspan and Mr. Bernanke have done a better job than most, helping to keep the economy growing and inflation low for most of the last 20 years.