Sentence examples for inflationary face from inspiring English sources

The stage becomes a revolving door for suits, overlooked by the huge (inflationary?) face of mega-suit Alan Greenspan, who drawls out his words of advice on video before being turned into a still in mid-smirk.

George Osborne, the svelte current chancellor of the exchequer, may argue that both he and the country's finances have got into shape, but it seems unnecessary to comment on the inflationary pressures faced by previous holders of the red box.COLM O'GRADY London* Letter appears online only.

Neither is experiencing runaway growth but, without higher interest rates, both will soon face inflationary pressures.

Or, even if the Fed should happen to face inflationary and political pressures simultaneously, there is also the possibility that the Fed will do its job.

"Investors aren't willing to take huge risky positions in companies that face inflationary and interest-rate fears".

Emerging economies that compete more directly with China than we do are by and large not in liquidity traps, and indeed are facing inflationary pressure.

He added that other food products were also facing inflationary pressure in part because of the desire by governments to clear more farmland for biofuel products.

Forcing businesses and farmers to buy more expensive vehicles could put a drag on the economy, which already faces inflationary pressure from rising food prices and other costs.

Nearly 20 years ago the U.S. economy faced inflationary recession.

For the past few weeks, the market has adopted a growing sense of fear as conflicting economic indicators point to a strong economy that, nonetheless, faces inflationary pressures from a dollar that is falling against the yen.

All this comes at a time when the poor face steeper inflationary pressures: food prices have shot up by almost a third in the past five years, while the minimum wage has gone up by 12%.