Sentence examples for hardly increase from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown can hardly increase income-tax rates so soon after promising not to.

The ratio of prices to first time buyers' earnings has varied over the past 30 years between 2.1 (in 1995) and 5.4 (in 2007).The Bank can hardly increase interest rates to deal with the issue since the knock-on effects for the rest of the economy would be so great.

Overall, the vertical transverse dispersion coefficients are less than an order of magnitude larger than pore diffusion coefficients and hardly increase due to heterogeneity.

Market equilibrium would move from A to B, generating a limited negative effect on the employment rate (from N to N'), since labour costs hardly increase (from W to W').

We also examine trends over time, showing that the data on women's share of publications – unlike the results for patents – hardly increase over time for the already better-performing nations.

It shows that not only does the number of root keys preloaded in ordinary node is smaller than the number of keys preloaded in node in the basic scheme, but also the number of preloaded root keys will hardly increase in the RPKE, no matter how the size of the key pool is selected if the number of key groups is fixed.

"The prices have hardly increased".

But grander properties in prettier, more remote places have hardly increased in value.

In the past quarter century, ridership has almost doubled — it's nosing up toward two billion a year now — while capacity has hardly increased.

Blair's own Middle East business dealings and the absence of the Chilcot report hardly increased his party's willingness to absorb his advice.

The moves hardly increased Mr. Arafat's popularity in Gaza, where militants have gained support after 21 months of conflict with Israel.