So let's not use the blockbuster measuring chart – on which Smith has marked some lofty notches, including Independence Day's $817.4m $1.2bnn corrected for inflation) – to size up his new venture.
To keep up with inflation, the size of the awards would also be increased, and there would be increased monitoring of the programs.
We also observed that at the maximum lung inflation, the size of the airways after the aerosol challenge compared to the catheter challenge were not different (Figures 1A and B).
The measure takes into account all income, both wages and benefits, net of taxes and adjusted for price inflation, family size and composition.
Size inflation, that's what.
Women will never squeeze back into their old clothes unless they reject size inflation.
Ms. Lawrence at New Jersey Future questions whether the inflation in the size and price of housing is driven by the buyers or the builders.
Size inflation flatters customers, but the danger is that it encourages overweight people to dismiss health risks and reduces the incentive to diet.
This "panflation" needs to be recognised for the plague it has become.Take the grossly underreported problem of "size inflation", where clothes of any particular labelled size have steadily expanded over time.
But when three out of four American adults and three out of five Britons are overweight, the danger is that size inflation reduces women's incentive to eat less.
Mr Clinton's considerable achievements are ones that most centrist Republicans would be proud of new free-trade agreements, eliminating the budget deficit, presiding over a period of steady growth with low inflation, cutting the size of government.
