Sentence examples for in which inflation from inspiring English sources

The last year in which inflation topped 3.5percentt was 1990, when it reached 6.1percentt.

In an economy in which inflation has been held down, that would always eventually prove unsustainable.

Cosmologist love to ponder the way in which inflation was triggered.

An economy has been created in which inflation, otherwise frowned upon, is desirable in house prices, even essential.

Theorists agree that they would have to jump through hoops to devise a model in which inflation made the universe big enough for galaxies, but not too big.

"Either Collor will be able to reduce the public sector, or you will see Brazil dragged into an Argentina-type situation," in which inflation surges once more.

Eternal inflation, in which universal inflation ends locally here and there in a random fashion, each end-point leading to a bubble universe, expanding from its own big bang.

Corcos has proposed a "cell inflation" hypothesis in which increase ("inflation") in the number of normal cells is expected to decrease, via a negative feedback loop, the proliferation of normal cells, and in turn decrease the toxicity of a chemo drug.

"And I think growth is likely to stay quite sluggish all this year, in which case inflation should come back down".

Tuition at public universities was up on average by $365 or 7.1percentthis fallll, after a year in which overall inflation totaled 4.7percentt.

This is why France must undergo a slump of a decade in which its inflation rate would be lagging by 2% behind the average of the remaining eurozone.