adjective
definition
Causing or liable to cause inflation.
example
The rapid influx of precious metals from the new mines had an inflationary effect on the specie based economy.
Examples of inflationary in a Sentence
Any attempt to continue expansion at this rate would lead to inflationary overstrain.
Above all, we had broken the inflationary psychology that had so bedeviled our economy.
The solution then was for Thatcher and her chancellor Nigel Lawson to let rip with an inflationary boom.
The markets have been aware of inflationary pressures for some time.
It could also lead to an inflationary rent spiral.
The model uses simulated surface tension and an inflationary force to grow from within an object and find its boundary.
In this new version, gone are the dated prices of yesterday; they've been updated to the 21st century with the high inflationary prices of today.
There is no written policy with regard to budget review however inflationary uplifts are written into all SLA's.
Despite the recent rises in raw material costs, the inflationary outlook in manufacturing remains benign.
The Eternal Inflationary Universe involves these little bubbles again which inflate and eventually encompass the whole of our visible universe.
Unlike type I systems, type II systems arc inherently inflationary.
The latter would of course be highly inflationary ", concluded Mr Provan.
The government issuance of money has always been dismissed as inflationary.
It will be just as inflationary as its predecessor " land taxes " - development land tax and betterment levy.