Sentence examples for minor inflation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a minor inflation of the summit area was detected by the campaign GNSS survey from February 2007 to April 2007 (MRI and JMA 2007).

However, MRI and JMA (2007) reported GNSS data that showed a minor inflation (~5 mm) in a very small region of the summit area from February 2007 to April 2007.

After the 2007 eruption, a minor inflation of the summit area was detected, not only by the leveling survey but also by the campaign GNSS (MRI and JMA 2007).

This may cause minor inflation of the QTL signals because the two haplotypes are treated as independent samples by these methods.

Second, T.A.N.F. was "block granted," meaning states receive a fixed amount that is largely insensitive to recessions (my colleague Liz Schott has noted some minor wrinkles) and inflation.

For all of the money and opportunity that now exists where it did not before, there's a lot of domestic frustration about real-estate prices, inflation, minor but routine acts of injustice.

"They're choosing to grow sugar cane, and we choose to grow corn," said Mr. Schafer, who maintains that ethanol has played a minor role in food inflation.

This extra money was used to push up asset, rather than consumer, prices.Freed from the need to defend their currencies, and with consumer inflation a minor problem over the past 20 years, central banks could afford to let interest rates drift steadily lower.

What most minor leaguers make today, after inflation, is less than what my teammates and I made 30 years ago.

Those returns look reasonable even after the Federal Reserve last week made its third rate cut of the year -- and, given the way stocks have behaved, just keeping pace with inflation seems a minor triumph.

In contrast, the probability, though minor, of an unwelcome fall in inflation exceeds that of a rise in inflation from its already low level.