Sentence examples for reaction to higher from inspiring English sources

Its latest study was published on July 12 and finds that the economy's reaction to higher spending depends critically on expectations.

While it was possible that unemployment could still fall as a result of QE2 and wages starting to rise in reaction to higher than expected inflation, it was an unlikely scenario, he argued.

As The Economist went to press, Hurricane Rita was headed straight for Houston, Texas, a centre of America's already battered oil industry.And yet a bigger worry is not just a reaction to higher fuel prices, but a broader loss of consumer confidence.

The Fed's bond-buying efforts have not prevented long-term interest rates from rising — a phenomenon that is interpreted by optimists as a reaction to higher growth and by pessimists as a demonstration of the ineffectiveness of the central bank's efforts and the potential for inflation.

Bonds were down this morning in reaction to higher oil prices.

Next, chlorinated solvents DCE and chloroform pushed the reaction to higher conversions (90 and 92 % respectively, entries 6 and 7) but crucially also provided cleaner conversions, with no sign of the inseparable and unidentified side products which appeared in the toluene reactions.

Our national strategy is not a reaction to high oil prices.

In fact, Hawks said his own "Rio Bravo" (1959), with John Wayne playing a tough frontier sheriff, was to some extent a reaction to "High Noon".

As for the rest of us, perhaps the virulence of our reaction to high-profile incidents of cluelessness is a poker tell itself.

Nationally, Mr. Sturgell predicted, the airlines' cutbacks in reaction to high fuel costs will give the F.A.A. a "reprieve" of two years on congestion.

Doug Hecox, a spokesman for the Federal Highway Administration, said what started as a reaction to high gas prices "may have morphed into something else".