Sentence examples for annual rises of from inspiring English sources
Stevens had been pressing for annual budget increases of 4% but the final settlement offered annual rises of 3.4%.
Together with the quality adjustments, it gives annual rises of 1.6% or 0.9%.With its plethora of answers, the ONS report is certainly confusing.
The thinktank said the expected 10p-an-hour increase will still deliver annual rises of up to £600 for more than 4 million workers.
Hate crimes involving sexual orientation (5,597), disability (2,508) and transgender identity (605) saw annual rises of 22%, 25%and9%9% respectively.
Across the world, the highest rises in residential property value are dominated by US, European and Australasian cities. San Francisco and London both near the top, with annual rises of more than 10%.
Pensioners who rely on the state pension for most of their income will be the biggest losers should the Tories drop the element of the triple lock that guarantees annual rises of at least 2.5%.
That represents an annual rise of just 3.5percentt, down from an annualized increase of 3.7percentt last fall.
The latest consumer price index showed an annual rise of 3.7 percent in December.
In the same period, Canadian producer prices rose by 0.6%, to give an annual rise of 5.2%.
The World Meteorological Organisation recently reported the largest annual rise of methane levels in the atmosphere for a decade.
Australia's gross domestic product (GDP) in the March quarter grew a stunning 1.1% in seasonally adjusted terms for an annual rise of 3.5% – the biggest rise since June 2012.
