Sentence examples for inflation of which from inspiring English sources

SMP-inflatable membrane antenna deployment is driven by shape memory effect and inflation, of which the former dominates, and the antennas are rigidized after deployment.

Oh, and the Brown button slogan for Harvard on Saturday is, "I received HONORS for WEARING this button," a swipe at the grade inflation of which Harvard recently has been accused.

The real danger in the Fed's efforts to revive the economy is not that its actions will cause inflation — of which there is no evidence — but that they will fail to revive the economy by any meaningful measure, denting investor confidence and, in the process, the stock market.

Between 1 July 1940 and 10 December 1941, the Construction Division let contracts worth $1,676,293,000 $$ with inflation ), of which $1,347,991,000 $$ with inflation ), or about 80 per cent, were fixed-fee contracts.

That's because those returns reflect a historic drop in interest rates and inflation, both of which served as major tail winds for stocks.

Measuring them would have let cosmologists rule out some varieties of inflation theory, of which there are many.Not long after the results were announced, though, doubts began to surface.

By injecting liquidity into rattled markets and lifting asset prices quantitative easing is meant to boost investment and to raise growth, hiring, and inflation (all of which plummeted in the recession).

Gold is used as a hedge against a weak dollar and inflation, both of which are caused by lower U.S. interest rates (see "Federal Reserve Could Start A Gold Rush").

Some colleges have pursued anti-inflation policies of which Paul Volcker would be proud.

The cuff pressure is monitored carefully in order to avoid complications from over-inflation, many of which can be traced to excessive cuff pressure restricting the blood supply to the tracheal mucosa.

A raise of 2.8 is minimally higher than the rate of inflation, which was inflation rate of 1.7percentt over the past year.