Sentence examples for increase in headline from inspiring English sources

Higher labor costs are "a lagged response to the increase in headline inflation that took place in 1999 and into 2000," said John Youngdahl, a senior economist at Goldman , Sachs

The increase in headline inflation to a six-year high of 2.8% in May is partly due to the rally in energy prices, but it is also reflects another solid monthly gain in core CPI, which will keep the Fed on course to raise interest rates tomorrow.

Supply is more elastic for some commodities than others.In last week's Fed press conferences, Ben Bernanke argued that most of the recent increase in headline inflation has been due to rising energy costs, and most of that is atttributable to rapid emerging market growth.

Even so, we forecast little increase in headline gross domestic product until the second half of next year.

Not only is original queer music being ignored, but the last few years has seen an increase in headline spots at after-parties given to bands and performers who have little relationship to, or do not identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, intersex, or queer.

This led to speculation about systemic failure, which was then compounded by a significant increase in headlines about corporate layoffs.

Activism around periods has started to pick up some serious steam lately, especially since 2015, which NPR dubbed the "Year of the Period" due to the exponential increase in headlines featuring the menstrual taboo, from the fight against the tampon tax to the right to free-bleed in public.

Would Ben Bernanke react to increases in headline inflation due to commodity price increases if core inflation remained subdued?

Ms. Thompson has been the anchor from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., contributing to an increase in the Headline News prime-time audience of 15percentt.

The employment minister, Mark Hoban, conceded there had been a "disappointing increase" in the headline rate of unemployment, but said other indicators showed the government was making progress.

And surprisingly it is not due to a massive increase in the headline grabbing million dollar plus houses – they have always been out of the reach of most first-home buyers.