Sentence examples for mind inflation from inspiring English sources

"In the Fed's mind, inflation never really left the picture," the chief economist at PNC Financial, Stuart G. Hoffman, said.

Drugs don't mind inflation, either.

For those who have cash to spend, keep in mind inflation and the time value of money.

Mind you, inflation was a lot higher at 4.9% (albeit, about to fall very sharply).

On the one hand, Ben is clearly determined to do everything he can, and never mind the inflation risks (I agree, by the way).

Indeed, announcing the target seemed to make it easier for the Fed to suggest that it wouldn't mind if inflation rose a little above 2 percent during its campaign to spur job creation.

The other context to keep in mind is inflation.

For years, Zimbabwe was infamous for the opposite problem: mind-boggling inflation.

To make matters worse for the incumbents of the left, the two issues now uppermost in Latin American minds are inflation and crime, which both tend to move votes to the right.

Confirmed hawks Martin Weale and Ian McCafferty, who voted for rate rises throughout the second half of 2014 before changing their minds as inflation plunged to zero earlier this year, have signalled they could soon be ready to see borrowing costs rise.

Economists have generally been of two minds about inflation: One group has tended to argue that the Federal Reserve's printing of new money would lead to explosive inflation or even "hyperinflation," a scenario in which, thanks to irresponsible monetary policy, the Fed loses control of the dollar.