Sentence examples for noticeable inflation from inspiring English sources

In a much criticized move, FIDE added 100 rating points to every female chess player except for Polgar at the end of 1986, which had the immediate effect of keeping a Russian atop the January 1987 women's rating list instead of Polgar and a long-term effect of causing a noticeable inflation in all chess ratings.

We also show in a simulated association study conducted within the two subpopulations, that the failure to account for population stratification (PS) could lead to a noticeable inflation in the false positive rate.

Even a substantial movement in the dollar -- e.g., a 20percentt depreciation in real effective terms, which is most unlikely -- would have no noticeable effect on inflation and therefore would not force the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates.

This means that when adjusting for the number of treatments for, no noticeable further maximum inflation of the type 1 error rate occurs as compared to.

Second, the larger the balance sheet policy, the more likely the US will face a noticeable uptick in core inflation.

Still, on both measures there has been a noticeable increase in house-price inflation since late last year, when according to Halifax prices were falling.Will this modest recovery gather force?

Inflation is not noticeable, and the U.S. economy seems to be adjusting well to its tight labor market.

This time, the inflation rate is hardly noticeable; price-cutting has been widespread -- zero-interest auto loans being only one example.

Reacting to the ONS report, David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce said that despite the small increase, "the impact of low oil prices will have a noticeable impact in coming months, causing inflation to drop".

During the last couple of years, the especially high level of inflation has become a noticeable part of Russian everyday life.

What's more, he said, a $12-an-hour 12-an-hour 12-an-hourve little noticeable effect on the cost of goods, boosting inflation by less than 1%.