Sentence examples for equivalent increase from inspiring English sources

While internationalisation has led to an increase in size and revenue, it has not produced an equivalent increase in profits.

Housing was up 0.2percentt, mostly because of higher rent and an equivalent increase in the monthly cost of owning a home.

"To get an equivalent increase with money, you'd have to give each household in that neighborhood ten thousand dollars or make people seven years younger," Berman told me.

The increased ventilation prolongs the duration of the breath-hold by reducing the carbon dioxide pressure in the blood, but it cannot provide an equivalent increase in oxygen.

The governor has made no promises, in part because political realities would almost certainly require that any increase for New York City be balanced with an equivalent increase for every other school district in the state.

Dimitris Printzios, a spokesman for the company, said: "On Monday, we have seen an increase in customer visits of around 20 to 30% and an equivalent increase of [purchases]." He said sales of milk, baby food, rice, pasta, flour, oil and meat had been particularly high.

This should provide further fuel for earnings growth in a few years, when Britain's economy recovers and interest rates start to rise: higher interest rates drive up returns on loans and mortgages without an equivalent increase in the rates depositors are paid.

Unfortunately, there was an equivalent increase in thefts elsewhere.

A decrease in the ethanol concentration in blood was seen as a nearly equivalent increase in the acetaldehyde concentration.

All sensors showed an equivalent increase in power over a frequency band from 150 to 1,200 Hz.

It is therefore considered important to compensate with an equivalent increase in the femoral offset to ensure the biomechanical benefits [6, 7, 8].