Sentence examples for sort of inflation from inspiring English sources

As some analysts noted, Japan is getting higher inflation as planned, but it is the wrong sort of inflation.

Eventually, this will mean weaker cost of living pressures – but for now Britain has the wrong sort of inflation.

Three candidates represent proposals for a new sort of inflation targeting that differs from the usual focus on the CPI, in that prices of export commodities are given substantial weight and prices of imports are not: PEP (Peg the Export Price), PEPI (Peg an Export Price Index), and PPT (Product Price Targeting).

But policymakers now face a different sort of inflation problem: determining which of many competing indices is giving the best picture of prices in America.The most popular measure, the consumer price index (CPI), is a representative basket of goods and services drawn from a survey of the spending habits of 12,200 households.

The same sort of inflation could be seen with Bacon's "Study for a Self-Portrait," a meditative likeness of the artist from 1980 that had belonged to Stanley J. Seeger, a well-known and reclusive American collector who lived in London and died last year.

Half goes into junk and the sort of inflation defenses that Lehmann recommends; ideally these go into your tax-deferred 401(k).

That's a funny sort of inflation-busting.

And second, while central banks have been able to declare the battle for "price stability" won, there are growing doubts about whether they have been neglecting other sorts of inflation, especially in asset prices.Even before the ECB takes the monetary reins, its power and autonomy have come under political attack.

We clamour for the viewers' attentionand a sort of expectation inflation sets in.

This sort of mindless inflation disgusts Doig, who gets virtually nothing from auction sales.

One wouldn't be surprised, in this age of over-praising, to hear that there had been some sort of medal inflation.