galloping inflation

常見例句

雙語例句

• The massive inefficiency of his administration and the galloping inflation promoted by his policies were eroding governmental stability and social cohesion.
  效率低下，他的政策又加劇了通貨的惡性膨脹，這些都損害著政府的穩(wěn)定和社會的團結(jié)。
• With Kazakhstan facing an economic slowdown and galloping inflation, many observers wondered whether parliament might not find more urgent topics to discuss.
  哈薩克斯坦正面臨著經(jīng)濟衰退和通脹加劇等問題，許多觀察員懷疑議會是不是找不到更為迫切的話題加以討論。
• Galloping inflation is pushing up prices.
  急速通脹是價格不斷上漲。

原聲例句

• Even before the global financial crisis hit late in 2008, the Vietnamese government was already working to halt galloping inflation and investment due to an overheated real estate sector.

權(quán)威例句

• The deep downturns of the early 1980s were largely engineered by the Federal Reserve, which boosted short-term interest rates to near 20% to slow down galloping inflation.
  ECONOMIST: Bucking up this recovery is harder than it was in the past
• By that measure, the Everyday Price Index shows inflation galloping ahead at an 8.1 percent annual rate, a reading that would put the current Misery Index at a Carter-like 16.4 percent — not a good recipe for re-election.
  FORBES: Inflation Isn't The Point Of Monetary Easing
• Thatcher also immediately began to slash income tax rates, rein in galloping spending and fight inflation.
  FORBES: Margaret The Magnificent: We Desperately Need More Leaders Like Her
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