Sentence examples for the ongoing inflation from inspiring English sources

"This confirms the ongoing inflation trend of the transfer market at the top end of the football pyramid.

This is not always the case; the 1984 eruption of Mauna Loa started during an eruption at Kīlauea, but had no discernible effect on the Kīlauea eruption, and the ongoing inflation of Mauna Loa's summit, indicative of a future eruption, began the same day as new lava flows at Kīlauea's Puu Ōō crater.

Nearly five years later, thanks to the depreciating effect of ongoing inflation – and despite a small boost this financial year – that money doesn't go nearly as far as it used to.

"The Fed looks firmly on hold for many months, caught between ongoing inflation concerns, existing 'relatively low' rates and the financial storm he talks about," said Alan Ruskin, chief international strategist at RBS Greenwich Capital in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Ongoing inflation means that basic amenities such as food continue to rise without an equivalent match in real wages.

Home prices then proceeded to fall by a quarter, which combined with ongoing inflation brought real housing prices right back to their prebubble level.

"The ongoing rise in inflation is still mostly a reflection of the slump in the exchange over the past year," said Marcel Thieliant, Japan economist with Capital Economics.

And against a background of high inflation, the ongoing fiscal squeeze and the escalating eurozone crisis, we still see the economy stagnating in 2012 – or worse".

Today, Mario Draghi effectively signalled some sort of action in June to fight the ongoing menace of low inflation in the eurozone.

The longer high levels of unemployment stretch on, the less they can be explained by weak demand.And then there is the ongoing debate within the Federal Reserve between inflation hawks and those fearing deflation.

"While current price developments reflect both external factors and the ongoing adjustment process, a too prolonged period of low inflation could also entail risks," the Commission said.