Sentence examples for hadn't increased from inspiring English sources

Sugar reached three hundred dinars a kilo, but our wages hadn't increased at all.

An earlier version suggested that 50% of CCGs hadn't increased their CAMHS budgets at all despite being given extra money for that purpose.

But when I mentioned this to Stuart Miller, at the I.T.F., he insisted that the size, mass, and weight of the tennis ball hadn't increased.

The findings actually show that 50% of CCGs hadn't increased their CAMHS budgets by the full amount of that extra funding.

If Veronica hadn't increased her hours and taken on more night and weekend shifts, the couple would by now be about £2,500 a year worse off than in 2010.

The crocosmia's sword-shape leaves need several feet to expand, but their slim hips slip easily between other summer bloomers, so the area was always crowded with flowers, which is why I hadn't noticed that the crocosmia blooms hadn't increased in over a decade.

A government report issued in July 2013 showed that productivity had not increased.

Army officials said the military had not increased its alert rate.

The payback, called the Homestead Rebate, had not increased from $500 since 1990.

But Gebrian said the rate of injury on Tour had not increased.

Credit unions had not increased their fees, he added.