Sentence examples for inflated that from inspiring English sources

The subjects' language was coded by independent judges, who rated it either non-inflated (Good job!) or inflated (That sounded magnificent!).

New vehicles typically cost $1 billion to develop, and the Volt requires new technology that probably inflated that price tag even more.

Debt-fuelled consumption was taken as a cue for keeping interest rates low and a housing bubble inflated that was central to the crisis and slump of 2008-09.

Once the ground crew has decided that the craft is in a stable orbit, though, a series of tubular "masts" will be inflated that will unfurl the sails as they expand.Solar sails require special materials if they are to reflect sunlight efficiently while weighing as little as possible.

Feinberg said if the air bags inflated, that negates a claim because that means the crash wasn't caused by the switch.

Ever since JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater inflated that slide and some girl quit her job by writing on a whiteboard, I've been having my own corporate revenge fantasies.

In a statement, Mr. McNulty, the federal prosecutor, said that Mr. Anderson "has pled guilty to wire fraud in a wide-spread conspiracy to inflate that company's revenue".

He is expected to be given a basic salary of £4m per year by the Major League Soccer club – about £76,000 per week, with image rights inflating that figure.

The new data-sharing policies Facebook announced on April 21 only inflate that cost.

How would that feeling change over time as reconstructive memory and religious beliefs begin to conflict with and inflate that authentic, split second experience?

Even assuming that the stockpile has been properly maintained, stocked with consumables, and is regularly checked out, it would still take quite a while to inflate that stockpile into an army.