Sentence examples for trim inflation from inspiring English sources

The slowdown should trim inflation further, but lagging investment and production will not make life easier for most Turks.

Trimming inflation was a key goal, but freeing up the lira is expected to cause a sharp jump in inflation and the cost of imports.

With the value of savings now trimmed by inflation, he wonders whether households will at last shift savings out of cash and into other assets—shares, property offering the prospect of higher returns.

A booming economy and low inflation has trimmed the jobless figure to 1.1m.

By around 2035, the gap will reach 1.5% of GDP (though your proposal to index benefits to a different inflation measure would trim that).

The government works to make business's life easier by keeping inflation down and trimming regulation.

CPI inflation has been trimmed in recent years through statistical adjustments recommended by the Boskin commission in 1996.

America, the most likely candidate for such a role, has a central bank that is trimming its accommodation even as inflation is below target and falling.

Players have also trimmed their demands, slowing pay inflation to about 7% in 2004 from 23% a year over the preceding decade.

He said: "We are keeping our spending targets, we can trim some budgets because of lower inflation and we are delivering on our strategic plan priorities".

Beyond heath care, Social Security benefits could be reduced for high-income households, and the annual inflation adjustment could be trimmed (making it more accurate, some economists believe).