Sentence examples for have started to increase from inspiring English sources

Consumer prices have started to increase in many economies as commodity prices rise and global demand for goods recover.

"But in the US they have started to increase in numbers, and we will hopefully follow along in the next year or two".

Although primary deficits in advanced economies continued shrinking from 4.7% to 2.7% of GDP between 2011 and 2013, in the developing world they have started to increase again (see chart).

But today, she said, in certain neighborhoods where inventory is low and prices have started to increase, some buyers clearly have enough confidence in the market to buy in an unfinished building.

Central banks in many fast-growing emerging markets like China and Brazil, meanwhile, have started to increase interest rates to tame inflation overseas, which have led to losses in their stock markets.

China, Taiwan, South Korea and Malaysia also have started to increase borrowing costs, as have Brazil and other emerging market economies, though the cumulative moves by Australia and India have been among the most aggressive to date.

Trading activity had started to increase before the attacks, the company said.

Curiously, mortgage rates stayed low even after the central bank had started to increase official rates.

Although it has started to increase account numbers over the last two years, receivables per account have been flat for the past six years.

During the last year, it has started to increase its revenue growth rate, which is unusual for a company its size.

"But Franks's visibility has started to increase, and I think you may see a change going into the election".