Stubbornly

But efforts to slow economies to fight stubbornly high inflation are denting demand for consumer goods and other products.

But with a national election expected next year, Sunak appears to be betting that scaling back some green policies will win over voters who are struggling with stubbornly high inflation and stagnant economic growth.

European markets slid after a stubbornly high inflation reading in Britain.

Expectations of higher prices emained “stubbornly high” S&P said, at 51%, down somewhat from 59% earlier in the year.

Fed’s Barkin (hawk, non-voter) said that the pandemic may have boosted the labour market resilience and that inflation remains too high and stubbornly persistent.

From the moment Zoro stubbornly took the final swing from Yoru, fans knew Zoro would one day fight toe-to-toe with Mihawk and wrestle the title from the Warlord’s hands.

He was always unusual, stubbornly himself – and he always had the obsession with Nature, “from the time I was born… My first solo outing was when I was two, my mum came and found me in a wet flowerbed, holding an earthworm and studying it”.

I like the assistant HC part because Stefanski stubbornly won’t give up play calling and is therefore not 100% dedicated to being a HC.

In both humorous and tragic ways, Bakugo pushes the envelope of what only children are perceived to be, being stubbornly self-centered to the point of egomania.

Inflation has remained stubbornly high, at an annual rate of 6.8 percent last month.

Inflation remains stubbornly high in many regions and sectors.

Interest rates have climbed since official figures revealed last week that inflation remains stubbornly high.

In the late 1980s, as the Cold War stubbornly refuses to thaw, a new battle heats up, this time for the soul of the intelligence agency Checkmate.

Investors’ concerns grew following the post-FOMC statement from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who stated that another quarter percentage point interest rate hike is required this year as inflation remains stubbornly high.

It's a major improvement, but it's still a problem because operating expenses remain stubbornly high.

It’s a reminder of the uncertain work ahead as the city continues to address a stubbornly high crime rate, even as shootings and homicides dropped for a second year in a row in 2023.

It’s not an easy bet financially, but property owners are adapting to stubbornly high vacancy rates.

Labor market tightness, highlighted by data showing 1.9 job openings for every unemployed person in January, and stubbornly high inflation have bolstered the case for the Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates next week.

Markets are now focusing their attention on U.S. inflation data out on Wednesday, which will provide more clarity on the progress the Fed has made in its fight against stubbornly high consumer prices.

Markets consider the March rate hike a done deal and have priced in a similar move for May given stubbornly high underlying inflation.