Примери коришћења Adjusted for inflation на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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When adjusted for inflation.
Although the adoption credit is adjusted for inflation.
When adjusted for inflation, however,….
The highest-grossing animated film of all time, adjusted for inflation.
His total fortune, adjusted for inflation, would be worth about $250 million today.
Median per capita income has been flat since about 2000, adjusted for inflation.
Adjusted for inflation, the U.S. federal minimum wage has dropped 20% from 1967 to 2010.
The price tag to address the damage was in the neighborhood of $100 million dollars(adjusted for inflation).
Now this is several years ago, adjusted for inflation, it's a decent sum of money for a few minutes of work.
Drought-related damages were estimated at $80 billion to $120 billion in 2008 adjusted for inflation.
The project cost billions adjusted for inflation, and was an intricate system of fortifications and military strong points that was supposed to be impenetrable.
It can be measured in nominal terms which include inflation orin real terms which are adjusted for inflation.
It made nearly $800 million at the box office(adjusted for inflation, that's about $2 billion today), making it the highest-grossing movie ever at the time.
Economic growth can be be measured in nominal terms which include inflation, orreal terms which are adjusted for inflation.
However, that“$250 million” is already adjusted for inflation and they invest very conservatively to make sure to be able to maintain the Nobel Prize awards for years to come.
While dropping 0.3% on the previous year,this still represents- not adjusted for inflation- the third highest level ever recorded.
More disturbing, that figure is now down to around $50,000, which is 7 percent or so below what it was in 2000 andits lowest level since 1996, adjusted for inflation.
Adjusted for inflation, it is the eighth-highest-grossing movie in domestic history(it raked in $111.7 million originally, $1.03 billion in today's dollars, according to Box Office Mojo).
Economic growth can be measured in nominal terms, which includes inflation, orin real terms, which are adjusted for inflation.
Upon returning home to Germany,Rust managed to make a cool 100,000 DM(adjusted for inflation and converted to U.S. dollars, about $102,000 today) by granting Stern magazine the exclusive rights to interview him for his official version of the story.
From those returns we learn that in his best year, 1960,he made more than $660,000- the equivalent, adjusted for inflation, of around $5 million today.
Deeply stung by the criticisms of“The Birth of a Nation”, even thoughit was a monster success at the box office(adjusted for inflation bringing in almost $700 million), Griffith's next film, the three and a half hour epic“Intolerance”(1916) was an indictment of racial prejudice throughout the ages.
He then managed to acquire a few million pounds by mortgaging his house and investing the money in various business ventures,such as a health club business that he sold in 2001 for £3.9 million(adjusted for inflation about £5.6 million today or about $9.4 million).
Nobel ended up donating a full 94% of his fortune(about $235 million out of $250 million, adjusted for inflation) to be used for the Nobel prizes.
In direct expenditures, the Civil War cost the Union about $3.2 billion at the time, which, adjusted for inflation, would be $59 billion today(well, 2011).
That's a lot even by today's standards, butat the time it was actually about $6 million when adjusting for inflation.
Median household income in 2018 was$ 63,200,essentially the same as 2017 after adjusting for inflation, The New York Times reported.
The price? $7.99, which after adjusting for inflation is actually less than half the price of the original Pet Rock, though ThinkGeek's direct-to-consumer sales model may well have their profit margins on this product being greater than what Dahl earned.
This was revised in 1993, and through 2005,absolute poverty was $1.08 a day for all countries on a purchasing power parity basis, after adjusting for inflation to the 1993 U.S. dollar.
Between 2011-12 and 2016-17, published tuition and fee prices rose by 9% in the public four-year sector, by 11% at public two-year colleges, andby 13% at private nonprofit four-year institutions, after adjusting for inflation.