Inflated in a sentence

While crews inflated the balloons for a show Friday and two balloons left the ground Saturday evening, none fully inflated Sunday morning or evening due to the weather.

According to Bankrate, 77% percent say they are likely to change their winter holiday plans, citing inflation or rising prices that have remained inflated post-pandemic.

After a promise in parliament from Winston Churchill that the land would be returned to its owners after the war was broken, and the purchase price vastly inflated by the government, the couple challenged the government and a public inquiry was launched.

After submitting a finished manuscript one day, she feels radiant and light, but as she ventures out into the busy streets of Shinjuku, her inflated happiness shrivels and she feels lost and helpless.

A jury of nine will decide whether the tweet artificially inflated share price by playing up the status of funding for the deal, and if so, by how much.

Although China was less exposed to the energy crisis, higher bauxite and caustic prices inflated China's average alumina costs by 10%.

Ashton put the pair to work right away, pulling out the balloon and getting it inflated, and then had them coming back over the next three days.

As vet bills come under the microscope with a review into inflated charges, we're looking at how you can keep your pet healthy - and save cash.

Atlanta had little interest in a two-month rental that would have inflated the payroll and added age to one of the youngest teams in the league.

Atul Pradhan and his supporters allegedly attacked the staff of a hospital last month, claiming inflated bills for the delivery of a woman.

Avoid inflated tech prices by snagging a refurbished model.

By selling tokens at inflated prices, Mashinsky took home about $42 million, while Cohen-Pavon reaped $3.6 million.

Critics say such contracts can be used to reward political allies and bypass competitive bidding processes, leading to inflated costs and a lack of accountability.

Did they also do inflated ego surgery?

During the Covid pandemic, equipment was allegedly procured at inflated prices - the health minister was fired but then exonerated by the courts.

Essentially, Russian gas is sent to China where it is then packaged as Chinese gas by brokers, who then sell it at inflated cost to the EU.

Factors contributing to Disney's struggles in 2023 include strikes, inflated budgets, mixed or negative reviews, changing audience interests, oversaturation of superhero films, and the pandemic-era reliance on streaming platforms.

Gas stations will be allowed to start transitioning back to winter-blend gas on September 16th, which should help alleviate inflated prices for some drivers.

Goodyear describes them as semi-rigid airships, about the length of a football field, inflated with helium.

He decried the lack of purchasing power on behalf of the average resident, the inflated prices of groceries, and the fact that major corporations, like Starbucks, are often not required to pay their fair share.