Sentence examples for match inflation from inspiring English sources

They have to match inflation.

But he still needs a tighter labour market to drive pay rises that match inflation.

That's an improvement, but still fails to match inflation (which came in at 2.2% yesterday).

The Royal Opera House and the Royal Shakespeare Company will receive increases to match inflation.

Ford is ready to guarantee wage increases to match inflation, expected to be 11percentt in 2008, Ms. Kuliko said.

Only seven cash Isas beat or match inflation, with another three for those with high balances to transfer".

The price of The Economist has broadly matched inflation.

And very mature stores, those almost 10 years old, typically boost annual sales by only 4percentt, essentially matching inflation.

In fact, the rise in São Paulo's and Rio's bus fares comes nowhere close to matching inflation over that 30-month period.

Bernardi and Abetz suggested that because the Reserve Bank was estimating inflation to June this year would grow by just 1.25%, the government's policy that no public servant would receive a pay rise over the next three years of above 1.5% would in some cases see wage rises that "at least matches inflation" or even "exceed inflation".

Endowments maturing today have, in many cases, barely matched inflation over the past 25 years, and fallen well short of the money savers would have made if the cash was put, instead, into a low-cost "tracker" matching the gains on the FTSE.