Sentence examples for inflation exists from inspiring English sources
An article last Sunday about grade inflation gave an incomplete title for a book by Alfie Kohn, who said, "Even if grades have gone up at Princeton, that doesn't in itself prove that grade inflation exists".
Smith said that as further study is done, the district will look to external assessments — typically, standardized tests given by the state or others — as a check on whether grade inflation exists.
After a yearlong debate over whether grade inflation exists at Harvard, and whether -- if it does -- it blurs the distinction between truly excellent students and those who are merely good, a committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences came back with a cautious answer of yes to both questions.
Moreover, the degree to which inflation exists is non-uniform across the components of the system.
Aktas et al. (2010) carry out a VAR model and observe that a positive relationship between oil price and inflation exists.
Nearly half of the course directors believed that some form of grade inflation existed, even within their own courses.
Inflation existed before unions had power.
(In fairness, I concede that these cuts are based on projected higher levels of spending, not today's levels of spending. But inflation still exists, however low, so the cuts will reduce the actual level of services that the government can deliver).
Economists quibble as to whether inflation now exists.
The inflation rate exists in all asset class returns and taxes must be paid also.
