Sentence examples for far higher increases from inspiring English sources
But since the beginning of May, average pump prices for regular gasoline have soared almost 30 cents nationally, while Chicago and Milwaukee, two of the cities required to use the new cleaner-burning fuel as of June 1, have had far higher increases.
A daily round-up of economic news:Weekly jobless claims rose by 22,000 last week, a far higher increase than had been expected, and the average over four weeks reached its lowest level since the the active hurricane season of 2005.
These were far higher than increases during most of the 1980's.
"It will take many more months of falling inflation, and far higher wage increases, before this long and painful period of real terms pay cuts comes to an end". The largest upward contributors to inflation in the retail sector were alcohol and tobacco.
It was a far less ambitious budget than the one Mr. Christie offered last year, when he proposed a 10 percent income tax cut and balanced the books by betting that tax and other revenues would increase 7.3 percent, a far higher rate of growth than was anticipated by almost any other state.
Its research shows that on average the numbers of women using its services to trade is increasing by 124 per cent year on year, far higher than the percentage increase in men.
Average rents across Britain went up by 4.9% in 2015 – an increase far higher than most people saw in their pay packets.
The airlines want general aviation to pay far higher fees for its increasing use of the nation's air traffic control system.
Life expectancy at birth was up by 17 percent since 1970, far higher than the 11 percent increase for whites over the same period.
At Time, sales at the newsstand rose 16 percent from January through June, to 83,796 on average, a rate of increase far higher than others in the category.
But that increase paled beside that of Time magazine, where sales at the newsstand rose 16 percent on average, a rate of increase far higher than others in the category.
