Sentence examples for triggering higher from inspiring English sources

Most economists reckon that Brazil can continue to grow at around 3.5% without triggering higher inflation.

Even if the price of oil stays sky-high, that does not mean it would cause inflation, triggering higher interest rates, then a stock market drop followed by recession.

The Senate measure would require the Treasury Department to use a lower standard for determining whether China's currency is misaligned, thus triggering higher duties on Chinese imports.

Labour warned against this and is now being proved right by International Monetary Fund projections that Britain will have lower growth than other rich countries.With growth flatlining, unemployment is rising, triggering higher benefit bills, lower tax receipts and a vicious spiral into depression.

When the simulation starts, the total cell number increases rapidly due to development of turbulence in the torus which is triggering higher refinement.

The radiation dose can be minimised using low tube voltage, automatic tube current modulation, non-ECG gating or prospective ECG triggering, higher pitch and iterative reconstruction algorithms.

Unifying the currency without triggering high inflation requires the backing of more foreign-exchange earnings.

Growth has concentrated around the Pearl River, triggering high levels of intra-province migration (2.7 times higher than its already high inter-province immigration).

We used photoconductive stimulation, a non-invasive method of triggering high frequency action potentials in individual cultured hippocampal neurons [23] [25].

A sixth infraction could trigger higher fines and a possible suspension.

These would trigger higher payments to other guilds, and would probably create pressure from lawyers and agents in search of still fatter participation deals for their star clients.