Sentence examples for gone up on average from inspiring English sources
Salaries have gone up on average 5.3percentt each year since 2012, keeping pace with baseball's revenue growth during that time, he said, and while the pay may have been slightly down or flat in 2018, one year does not make a trend.
This year councils have had to deal with cuts of on average 3.5% and council tax levels have gone up on average by 4.2%.
Temperatures have gone up on average 1 Fahrenheit in the last century, but most of that increase came before greenhouse gases were put into the atmosphere.
Far fewer employees handle twice as many pairs of shoes as they once did, and salaries have gone up on average — mainly because there are fewer people earning the minimum wage, Weinberg says.
Jacqui Daly, investment director at Savills, is more cautious: "I expect over the next couple of years they will go up on average around 2%-2.52%-2.5%r.
McKinsey & Co. studied the Global 1200 and found that if they raised prices by just 1% — and demand remains constant — profits would go up on average by 11%, for instance.
Graetz and Michaels find some evidence that wages go up on average as robot use increases.
The main results of this paper are that with increasing wind/solar penetration: ① volatility in gas generation increases; ② gas prices go up on average, with a significant increase in the summer months and a slight decrease in the winter months; ③ volatility in gas bids increases.
