Sentence examples for matter inflation from inspiring English sources

Dark energy, dark matter, inflation and punctuated acceleration: it's all too much.

As a political matter, the inflation hawks often attribute the drop in inflation from 12.5percentt in 1980 to 3.8percentt in 1982 to Reagan's courage in backing Volcker.

But so are dark matter, cosmic inflation and many other phenomena.

Speaking about the pound in Birmingham, Carney said: "We don't target the exchange rate … But the exchange rate does matter for inflation.

Hawking was one of the first to show how quantum fluctuations – minuscule variations in the distribution of matter – during inflation might give rise to the spread of galaxies in the universe.

There's also the small matter of inflation, which currently stands at 2.8% - take that away from the 3.1% house price growth noted by the ONS and talk of a bubble does seem premature.

He says he has not once hiked the wholesale price at which he sells Sriracha a number he won't share with anyone no matter that inflation has more than tripled food prices since 1980.

It doesn't matter if inflation causes investors to fear that the Fed will raise rates (as it did 1987); or if borrowing costs increase due to the fact that the Fed has to stop its indiscriminate and massive manipulation of the yield curve -- the result will be the same.

To make matters worse, inflation over the short term also seems to be accelerating.

"As those matters stabilize, inflation will move back to our 2% target.

A team from the University of Pennsylvania, Carnegie Endowment and India's Lok Foundation, which is interviewing 68,500 voters before and after the election, says 57% of respondents cite economic matters (growth, inflation, personal income) as most important.