Sentence examples for broader increase from inspiring English sources

Elaborating on comments he made last week, Mr. Greenspan said that while he was not aiming at stock prices, he had to be concerned about how the run-up on Wall Street translated into increased consumer spending and a broader increase in demand for goods and services.

Rising sales in the UK mirrored a broader increase in the group's worldwide revenues, which it said earlier this year were up 5% to €32bn (£22.5bn).

Struggling with the broader increase in inflation, the authorities in 2006 announced a temporary ban on beef exports in an effort to expand the domestic supply and bring down prices for Argentine consumers.

It is symptomatic, of course, of a broader increase in snarling, confrontational, yobbish behaviour in public – the kind of blight on society it would be heartening to think the new Lib-Con government might start to eradicate.

While it's true that, in each of these cases, Republicans were cynically attempting to circumvent a broader increase in wages or sick time with a narrower measure of their own, if voters only listened to campaign ads, they'd have thought that the GOP was the party of higher wages and better jobs.

Annual allegations of test-tampering and grade-changing by educators have more than tripled since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took control of New York City's school system, outpacing a broader increase in complaints of adult misconduct in schools during the same period, according to the special commissioner of investigation.

Over the years, success in AIDS has benefited the broad global health community in many ways and at many times AIDS leaders have called for broader, increased funding and attention to global health.

The elevation of a Badr organization leader to perhaps the most significant cabinet position vis-vis the Sunnis is in line with the broader increasing influence of the Shia militias.

This will factor in "a broad increase in U.S.Treasury yields".

"But inflation is defined as a broad increase in prices, and that has not happened".

Of course, the broad increase was driven in part by higher spending on necessities like gas and food.