Sentence examples for measure which strips from inspiring English sources

That measure, which strips out food, energy, alcohol and tobacco, picked up markedly in July's figures.

The "core" output price measure, which strips out volatile elements such as food and oil prices, rose to 2.6% from 2% in November.

A report from the Labor Department said the Consumer Price Index, the main inflation gauge, inched up only 0.1percentt in June, both over all and in the closely watched "core" measure, which strips out volatile food and energy costs.

The like-for-like measure, which strips out the effect of new store openings, fell by 0.5%.

A core inflation measure, which strips out food and energy costs, was flat last month after increasing 0.2percentt in August.

The Bank of England reported a significant rise in the MPC's preferred money supply measure, called M4, which strips out distortions from the financial sector.

A measure of core prices, which strips out volatile food and energy prices to give a better sense of inflation trends, was up 1.9 percent.

The ONS said the government's preferred measure of public borrowing, which strips out some of the effects of its bank bailouts, showed a deficit of £11.1bn last month.

Inflation as measured by the core C.P.I., which strips out volatile prices for energy and food, edged up 0.2 percent in April, making it the third increase of that size in the last four months, the department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said.

Goldman Sachs thinks core inflation, which strips out volatile fresh-food prices and is the most widely followed measure, reached 2% in June, up from 1.5% in May.

Her measure, which failed, was supported by the strip club industry, which contributed at least $22,500 to Ms. Thompson's campaign between 2007 and 2010, more than to any other lawmaker, according to Texans for Public Justice figures.