Sentence examples for gone up far from inspiring English sources

The cost of independent schooling has gone up far faster than inflation (see chart).

"The level of equipment has gone up far more than the level of forces will be going up," he said.

"In terms of the equipment increase, since August this year it has risen between 33% and almost 100%, so the level of equipment has gone up far more than the level of forces will be going up".

A review of individual property tax records by The New York Times shows that in the last four years, the tax burden for average owners of private homes, co-ops and condominiums has gone up far more than the $400 rebate -- an average of nearly $1,100 a year (before rebate) across the city.

There is now an open rebellion against some of these practices, but the cost factors associated with libraries and computer technologies, as well as smart classrooms, have gone up far more rapidly than the general cost of living.

Tax rates are scheduled to go up far more on dividends in January than on other income.

Passenger groups said fares were going up far faster than salaries and risked pricing ordinary people off the railways.

Use didn't go up, far fewer people now die of overdoses, HIV infections from sharing needles fell from over 1000 a year, to double digits.

And when things slow down and unemployment goes up, far from turning to the left saying, "Guys, show us the way," people say "Who are you guys?

Owned by Horizen Global, a Manhattan developer of residential buildings, the Vu is the first new Midtown hotel going up far to the west of Times Square.

There has been a lot of criticism lately of the high salaries of university presidents, which are going up far faster than pay for professors, and of administrative bloat generally.