Sentence examples for rises of inflation from inspiring English sources

The five-year deal would see workers receiving pay rises of inflation plus 0.25% for each of the subsequent years.

The 1970s had been a decade pockmarked by rising rates of inflation and unemployment.

The rise of inflation, however, leaves little room for policy easing, he said, because benchmark interest rates are already low.

Governments in general have been unwilling to check the rise of inflation by applying fiscal and monetary restraints to the degree that unemployment would be substantially raised.

One factor was the rise of inflation, which widened the gap between a company's book value on its balance sheet and its market value.

A 30-year-old who earns £20,000 now, gets a pay rise of inflation plus 1 per cent each year, who retires at 70 may get an annual pension of £2,100 at today's prices.

The big economic debate of the moment is whether the Fed and its peers have made a terrible mistake by focusing on staving off financial crisis while more or less ignoring the rise of inflation.

The oil crisis and the continual rise of inflation fed a general sense that the nation was in decline, and so did the rise in crime, the rise in teen-age pregnancy and single motherhood, the spread of drugs, welfare abuse, court-ordered busing, and the deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill.

LU proposed a 4% pay increase this year, followed by a rise of inflation plus 0.25% in subsequent years.

We also find that Sargent's story for the rise of inflation of the 1970s and its subsequent decline in the 1980s is robust to most ways of relaxing a strong assumption in the original work.

LU is still offering rises of RPI inflation plus 0.25% in each of the following four years, which includes the period covering the Olympic Games.