Sentence examples for a small increase in orders from inspiring English sources

All Nippon Airways, which flies from Japan to the West Coast, has noticed a small increase in orders over the last few days, but "space is already very tight," Yasuo Taki, a company spokesman, said.

A small increase in new orders for goods produced at factories in July, along with signs that the deterioration in the industrial activity in the Chicago area has ebbed, raised hopes yesterday that the sluggish manufacturing sector might be stabilizing.

Perhaps the most difficult was the 1990 deal, in which President George H.W. Bush courageously bucked his own party and agreed to a small increase in the top tax rate in order to get spending cuts and tough budget controls that deserve much of the credit for the budget surpluses of the late 1990s.

The results show that, a small increase in polylactic acid concentration on the order of a few weight percent can drastically increase the phase separation rate.

And while the administration recently ordered up a small increase in fuel economy for light trucks -- including S.U.V.'s and minivans -- it has done nothing to close old loopholes, including a largely meaningless credit for ethanol-powered vehicles, that will effectively cancel the gains from the new efficiency standards.

We can see that the increase in the ionization order causes a small increase in the MI growth rate.

This increased consumption was associated with a small reduction in DALYs lost per year (via a reduction in the incidence of cardiovascular disease and cancer) and thereby a small increase in the population life expectancy of the order of 2 4 days.

Overall, during lactic acid infusion, in order to maintain a constant arterial PCO2, a small increase in alveolar ventilation (5%) was required.

The two countries alternated cruiser orders between 1890 and 1895, each ship marking a small increase in capabilities from the ship previous.

Thus, a small increase in capital intensity beyond the neoclassical level for ℓ results in a first-order reduction in information costs, and a second-order increase in production costs.

There may be a small increase in the prices charged".