Sentence examples for inflations from inspiring English sources

It suggests, for one thing, that monetary policy was remarkably loose during the Depression and extremely tight during the inflations of the 1970s, which we know is not true.

Increasing the pressure inside a panel on one side of the robot's base makes it bulge and causes the robot to roll over slightly; many such inflations and deflations make the robot roll along.

The authors argue that it combines the main advantages of the pure regimes: like a rule, it makes surprise inflations difficult to engineer; like discretion, it allows for extraordinary measures.

This is a direct result of Germany's history of extreme inflations.

There are also receptors in the airways and in the alveoli that are excited by rapid lung inflations and by chemicals such as histamine, bradykinin, and prostaglandins.

The EC also said that it had concerns that some companies may have sought to increase the influence of its price inflations by "preventing others from participating in the price assessment process, with a view to distorting published prices".

It is perhaps this restraint, rather than his well-publicized self-inflations and midcampaign image adjustments, that explains why voters still feel they do not know Gore.

Instead, a Labour government will raise them at least in line with inflation in every budget".

I am highly sceptical about this: Nicky Morgan as education secretary, in my view, has shown no commitment to protect education spending, or allow for inflation or increased pupil numbers.

In the summer of 2007, she was one of the first at Federal Open Market Committee [FOMC] meetings to caution that the subprime mortgage crisis would lead to a recession, while others appeared more concerned about inflation.

The OECD said this will prove more difficult in places such as Europe where there is near-zero inflation.