Sentence examples for has fed through from inspiring English sources

"What has become clear is that a blight on languages at GCSE level has fed through directly to A-levels, which has fed through directly to university level and caused the closure of departments.

The tactics worked: home prices are rising rapidly, construction has spiked, and the rise in housing wealth has fed through to a growth in consumption.

It's possible that the low inflation rate in the eurozone has fed through to wage settlements; if so, the ECB would be very concerned.

"The impact from the global demand slowdown has fed through very quickly to domestic confidence and domestic demand, and that is where you had the German surprises," he said.

The unexpected strength of the jobs market has fed through to the Treasury, as higher levels of income tax have benefited the public purse, giving Philip Hammond a boost at this month's spring statement.

There was a surge in revenues in March as buy-to-let investors rushed to beat the introduction of a tougher stamp-duty regime, and the chancellor would no doubt argue that the uncertainty caused by the referendum has led to a slowdown in growth in recent months, which has fed through into weaker tax receipts.

Wages, of course, are not necessarily the best gauge of higher living standards; many workers have benefited from profits and share-price rises which have fed through, for example, into their pension funds.

In other words, not all of the Fed's cuts in interest rates since the start of last year have fed through to companies.Bankers once went about marketing loans or bonds of highly rated companies merely by mentioning the name of the issuer.

But not all the gains in productivity have fed through to shorter work hours.

And this, according to official statisticians, is before higher import costs have fed through to the high street.

Easter is a traditional seasonal high for house sales, and these could just about have fed through into May's lending figures.