Inflation [noun]

Still, if there’s any connection at all, then it should ease concerns about inflation.

After adjusting for inflation over two decades, the deal with Cisterra would end up costing about $127 million, according to the city’s independent budget analyst.

They analyzed how a collapsing universe would change its own structure, and they ultimately discovered that contraction can beat inflation at its own game.

Its supporters believe a currency’s value should be connected with the amount of gold in reserves as a way to prevent inflation.

California recently capped the amount rent could be raised across the state at 5 percent plus inflation.

The three things that are making Americans miserable in terms of inflation are housing, education, and health care.

I candidly answered that I could not see the end of the inflation.

Then the results of the inflation came with relentless and rapid pace.

The diagnostic characters were the length and breadth of the rostrum and the relatively great inflation of the auditory bullae.

Under the stress of war, this process of credit inflation has been growing like the genii let out of the bottle.