Sentence examples for hyperinflation from inspiring English sources
The word "hyperinflation" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe an extreme surge in the prices of goods and services or the rapid devaluation of a currency over a short period of time. Example sentence: Venezuela's economy experiences hyperinflation on a regular basis.
noun
A very high rate of Inflation.
Instead of hope, there is, for many Zimbabweans, fear of what an all-powerful Mugabe means for the future of the country, and gloomy prophecies for an economy still fragile after the hyperinflation horrors of five years ago.
The original referred to German hyperinflation in the 1930s.
Meanwhile Sterling's potential transfer fee increasingly seems subject to Weimar Republic levels of hyperinflation – from £40m earlier in the week to £60m in one Sunday paper.
Germany, who built the ECB mirroring its former central bank, has been price-sensitive since a hyperinflation spell in the 1920s put the country's finances out of control.
Lanzer says the government is printing money to avoid financial collapse, risking hyperinflation.
He added that people trafficking is often not one of major concerns in a country where memories of terrorism and hyperinflation are still vivid.
PLENTY of people believe in owning gold as a safeguard against hyperinflation or financial apocalypse.
Argentines reacted to hyperinflation by buying dollars, and keeping them under the mattress.
Ecuador adopted the dollar as its currency in 2000, after suffering hyperinflation and a financial collapse that saw 1m people migrate.
Many fortunes in the early 20th century were destroyed by wars, hyperinflation and the Depression; France, for instance, lost a third of its capital stock in the first world war and two-thirds in the second.
For most Peruvians, Mr Garcia is an unwelcome reminder of a past nightmare: an irresponsible populist, he bequeathed hyperinflation and a shrivelled economy, as well as unchecked guerrilla insurgencies.
