Sentence examples for ahead increased from inspiring English sources

The percentage of consumers expecting more jobs in the months ahead increased to 20.0percentt, from 14.2percentt, while those anticipating fewer jobs declined to 25.2percentt, from 32.5percentt.

If an economic downturn is ahead, increased loan defaults and consumer pullbacks will harm the bank's main engine.

That is, compressing the apparent vertical angular deviation from straight ahead increased the perceived width of the object, consistent with the notion that the object was perceived as being farther away.

When Mission Zero was conceived in 1994 by Interface's founder and CEO, the late Ray Anderson, the goal seemed outrageous and unattainable, but two important strategies have helped Interface forge ahead: increasing efficiencies and switching to alternative energy sources.

"But by trying to play this silly political game with his fiscal rule, instead of setting a sensible target, George Osborne is risking not equipping our economy for any dangers ahead, increasing cuts to our public services and big tax hikes for working families".

He told the PAC that in 2010 the predicted cost of DMI not going ahead was increased from £7m to £15m, ahead of an application to the BBC finance board for further funding.

Mr. Obama's campaign is also hoping to capitalize in the months ahead on increased fund-raising in the gay community after Mr. Obama's statement this month that he supports same-sex marriage.

Lately, Blu-Ray seems to be lurching ahead with increased sales and growing appeal.

That move does come with a hit to the battery life, however, so the company went ahead and increased the battery size to offset that hit.

The U.S. economy may be slowing down, but Union Pacific, the largest railroad, is going full speed ahead on increased agricultural and chemicals segment revenue.

After the farm bill passed, most of the heat-and-eat states went ahead and increased SNAP recipients' heating assistance to preserve their SNAP benefits, but Michigan, Wisconsin and New Jersey didn't.