Sentence examples for inflation cut from inspiring English sources

The firm prospered until the great Weimar inflation cut its workforce from 84 to six in 1921-23.

But the tax increase, together with rising inflation, cut the profit margin on soyabeans to just 6%, for example.

The central bank, having smacked down inflation, cut interest rates last week for the first time since April 2004.

Mr. Levy, however, says that mandated cost increases and the effect of inflation cut the board's spending power by $120 million below last year.

Outlining what she described as her feminist vision for Labour, Cooper said Corbyn was proposing economic policies that could increase inflation, cut investment and undermine growth.

Nevertheless, the world's stake in Russian reform was too critical not to make the effort.Some progress was made: the rouble was stabilised and inflation cut to single figures, and positive growth was recorded in 1997 (see chart 2).

[C9.] Hint of Inflation Cuts Bond Prices With a whiff of inflation in the air, Treasury prices fell.

Other new measures coming into force include cuts to council tax benefit, which is being localised, benefits rising by less than inflation, cuts to legal aid, the imposition of the welfare benefit cap and the start of the rollout of universal credit.

Since 2010, when the Treasury froze the science budget disbursed annually to universities and research institutes by the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), inflation, cuts to capital spending on facilities and reductions in research spending by other government departments have clearly taken a serious toll.

Provinces that are already generally struggling with larger deficits than the federal government will likely have to make further cuts to health and social services, or limit growth to below inflation (a cut in real terms).

Inflation has cut the value of that sum to barely $20--perhaps 20--perhaps 20--perhapsnt market rent.