Sentence examples for well-anchored from inspiring English sources

The aid system, for its part, functions in what research shows to be well-anchored structural, financial and cultural silos.

"Negative infinity" was his term for how the man without a well-anchored sense of self would perceive the marketplace.

MARRAKESH — Marrakesh is already well-anchored as an exotic winter getaway for Europeans, Americans and well-heeled Moroccans.

We expect the Fed to acknowledge the current upward pressures in food and energy but the statement is likely to reiterate the inflation expectations remain well-anchored.

But Lagarde said this weekend that countries with solid, "well-anchored" plans to restore their public finances could afford to "accommodate growth in the short term".

A plunging currency raises import prices, sometimes substantially, which can fuel inflation in economies in which expectations are less well-anchored.

"Burda is well anchored in both worlds, the traditional and the digital world," he added.

The menu is generally down to earth and well anchored in bistro traditions.

Nonetheless, a range of measures suggest that medium-term inflation expectations remain well anchored".

The second is that "medium-term inflation expectations no longer remain sufficiently well anchored".

Mr. Kohn said it was imperative that inflation expectations remained well anchored.