Sentence examples for staggering inflation from inspiring English sources

That isn't possible now, and could lead to staggering inflation.

As a result of resource development and multinational subcontractors, the economy of the Papua New Guinea has suffered staggering inflation.

Mass unemployment, staggering inflation and sky rocketing exchange rates along with high housing prices has decimated what was once a vibrant middle class and brought on the largest recorded brain drain on the planet.

Even all of these years later, I am given pause as I read about staggering inflation, crippling unemployment, extreme poverty and a seemingly never ending brain drain from Zimbabwe.

The crisis threatens the economic gains made by the Erdoğan government: since his AK party came to power in 2002 Turkey's staggering annual inflation rate of up to 100% has been brought down to single digits, while GDP has risen by more than 45% in real terms.

The argument continues in this vein: Reeling from the Arab move, the United States tumbled into stagflation, the nearly decade-long period of minimal economic growth coupled with staggering price inflation at times above 10% per year.

What Egypt's future holds can only be determined by its 80 million people, two-thirds of whom are under age 30 and most of whom are saddled with staggering unemployment and inflation.

Throughout the campaign, Mr. Rutelli has painted himself as an underdog challenger, even though he is the candidate of a center-left coalition that has ruled Italy for the past seven years and lowered its staggering debt and high inflation.

However, Argentina's highest annual rate of inflation was a staggering 20,262% in the 12 month period ending April 1990.

… As a result of this staggering improvement in productivity, the inflation-adjusted price for moving a ton-mile of freight has fallen by 55% since 1947, a drop saving shippers about $90 billion annually in current dollars.

When the inflation rate rose a staggering 3,240 percent between July 1980 and June 1985, the economy almost collapsed.