Sentence examples for pressures out of from inspiring English sources

The consensus view is that the expected slowdown is likely to create enough spare capacity to suck inflationary pressures out of the economy.

In prepared testimony delivered to both the House and Senate committees, Mr. Greenspan said that squeezing inflationary pressures out of the economy would have to involve bringing the growth in asset values into line with the growth in income.

Seeking to squeeze any inflation pressures out of a red-hot economy, the Fed has raised its benchmark federal funds target rate on overnight loans among banks by 1.75 percentage points in six steps since June 1999, to 6.5percentt.

He has raised the possibility that the Fed might need to push growth below 3.5 or 4percentt for some period and allow the unemployment rate to rise to 5percentt or higher to squeeze inflation pressures out of the economy.

The central bank had undertaken a two-year campaign of interest rate increases to squeeze inflationary pressures out of the economy, halting this summer to see what effect it was having.

Many of the states in this suit as well as others have used suits to pressure out-of-state utilities to curtail nitrogen and sulfur emissions that travel long distances.

She pressures her out-of-shape friends to compete with the town's championship high school team in a charity tournament.

Leading patients to the most appropriate point of service might indeed lower the pressure on out-of-hours medical care.

But later in the game, Bush excelled when quarterback Drew Brees, under pressure, rolled out of the pocket.

Once pressure starts coming out of the pressure cooker, place the pressure cover and cook for 30 minutes.

These included octanol/water coefficient, vapor pressure, infrared absorption (out-of-plane C-H vibration), and the pi values.