Sentence examples similar to inflates notably from inspiring English sources
Falling house prices lead to an increase in banks' non-performing loans, and as their collateral shrinks, so does their capacity to lend.This survey will conclude that the latest housing boom has inflated bubbles in several countries, notably America, Australia, Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain.
Mr. Shiller notably called attention to the bubble that had inflated the housing sector and explored the psychology — not always rational — that was driving the markets.
Yet American regulators are examining Ford's role, notably its recommendation that the tires on Explorers be inflated to just 26 pounds a square inch -- lower than what is called for on many rival models.
Single-SNP analysis found variants with much stronger association signals than either rs11169552 or rs7136702, notably at rs7972465 although small imputation inaccuracies may have inflated this signal.
Lots of potential claimants were excluded, notably those with no record of using tainted research (although analysts' puffery inflated the price for everyone).
To stem the consequent panic, regulators had to rescue scores of other companies.But the regulators made mistakes long before the Lehman bankruptcy, most notably by tolerating global current-account imbalances and the housing bubbles that they helped to inflate.
The balloon starts to inflate... and inflates and inflates.
Other cities — notably Philadelphia and Richmond, Va.
