Sentence examples for a far higher increase from inspiring English sources
A daily round-up of economic news:Weekly jobless claims rose by 22,000 last week, a far higher increase than had been expected, and the average over four weeks reached its lowest level since the the active hurricane season of 2005.
But since the beginning of May, average pump prices for regular gasoline have soared almost 30 cents nationally, while Chicago and Milwaukee, two of the cities required to use the new cleaner-burning fuel as of June 1, have had far higher increases.
It was a far less ambitious budget than the one Mr. Christie offered last year, when he proposed a 10 percent income tax cut and balanced the books by betting that tax and other revenues would increase 7.3 percent, a far higher rate of growth than was anticipated by almost any other state.
Those lenders are re-selling the debt to other lenders, and, as student loan debt increases at a far higher rate than the unemployment rate decreases, more and more of these loans are going unpaid.
That was not the case 10 years ago, when natural increase accounted for a far higher share of the country's population gains.
A far higher priority than the off-chance of a useful connection seems to be the increasing urgency of a more efficient, less cluttered way of managing my contacts and communications.
Mr Miliband says changes will increase the number of active Labour members from the current 200,000 to "a far higher number".
Romney also promised to increase military spending, saying that proposed cuts to the Pentagon will "lead to a far higher price, not only in treasure but in blood".
Our results show a far higher incidence of melanomas in young adult females than similar males and a strikingly high annual rate of increase in incidence of around 5% in females aged 15 24 years.
Western countries have a far higher ratio of personal waste.
