Sentence examples for inflation exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Spiraling inflation — exacerbated by the cheap currency policy — could threaten both.

"There's geopolitical instability and fear of inflation exacerbated by quantitative easing, which people know can't fail to produce inflation eventually.

The report also estimated that the rising inflation exacerbated by the western sanctions over Russia's involvement in the conflict has impacted wages and savings, costing the country's population trillions of roubles.

According to the World Bank: In October 2012, 179 of 240 members of parliament voted in favor of pausing the subsidy reform, because of high inflation (exacerbated by the sanctions against Iran).

He noted that the rapid fall in inflation has exacerbated the problem, making house price growth seem steeper to buyers.

The problems of money-caused inflation were exacerbated by the influx of counterfeit bills from the North.

This inflation was exacerbated by the practice of the Central Bank of Iceland issuing liquidity loans to banks on the basis of newly issued, uncovered bonds – effectively, printing money on demand.

Economists fear food price inflation will exacerbate the global economic crisis, as it limits the ability of emerging markets to provide any kind of stimulus to drive a recovery.

Those inflation fears were exacerbated after the government said productivity in the first quarter fell more than expected.

"Year after year," said Mr. Bartlett, a conservative economist who also served in the Reagan administration, "I heard my party's leaders attacking your party for running up deficits, which exacerbated inflation, raised interest rates, caused premature balding, brought on postnasal drip and all manner of social evils, they said".

Inflation is climbing, exacerbated by the fact that all the Gulf currencies, except for Kuwait, are pegged to the dollar, which means low interest rates in the face of rampant growth.