inflationary pressure

collocation in English

meaningsofinflationaryandpressure

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inflationary
adjective
uk
/ɪnˈfleɪ.ʃən.ər.i/us
/ɪnˈfleɪ.ʃən.er.i/
causing price increases ...
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pressure
noun
uk
/ˈpreʃ.ər/us
/ˈpreʃ.ɚ/
the force you produce when you ...
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(Definition ofinflationaryandpressurefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Again, that meantinflationarypressure.
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This can scarcely be regarded as a tax to preventinflationarypressure, because there is noinflationarypressurehere.
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There are other sources ofinflationarypressure.
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It contributes as well toinflationarypressure.
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All that adds to theinflationarypressure.
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This is not drivinginflationarypressure.
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That means adding toinflationarypressure.
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Certainly, increased savings relieveinflationarypressure.
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There isinflationarypressurein that sense.
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No doubt that is the cause of theinflationarypressure.
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That is really the basic cause of theinflationarypressure.
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Consequently, they have helped to easeinflationarypressureon imports.
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Thirdly, interest rates are a stronginflationarypressure.
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In fact, on the whole, theinflationarypressureeased.
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Already there are ominous signs of an increasedinflationarypressure.
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There need, therefore, be no addition to theinflationarypressure.
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I believe that they exert a terrificinflationarypressure.
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Amongst others, there was the problem ofinflationarypressure.
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I am massively concerned about the increase ofinflationarypressure.
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This is where the realinflationarypressurecomes from.
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This proposed change will add certainly toinflationarypressure.
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The industry could meet greater demand withoutinflationarypressure.
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It is an essential part of keeping downinflationarypressure.
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There will, therefore, be an increasedinflationarypressure.
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