Sentence examples for headline increase from inspiring English sources

146k of the headline increase in employment was due to an increase in self-employment.

Business customers will only see the price changes if they buy directly from Microsoft, but third-party resellers are likely to increase their own prices to match the headline increase.

On May 14th, the Labour Department announced that consumer prices rose by 0.7% in April, the highest headline increase since October 1990 (and, the real surprise, "core" inflation, which excludes food and energy prices, jumped 0.4%).

The Commerce Department's reading on durable goods orders showed a 3.3% headline increase for September, but excluding the volatile transportation segment orders were down 0.8% in the latest signal that the recovery-driving manufacturing sector may be slowing its rebound.

However, if we look beyond the market's headline increase to the sector level in the U.S. we can see that the markets in 2019 have been paced by gains for the I.T., consumer discretionary and industrial sectors.

First, as Bump illustrates, while the shifts were consistent across the eight general election match-ups that Quinnipiac tested, Clinton's lead dropped in two of the states -- Colorado and Iowa -- but (contrary to the Quinnipiac headline) increased slightly in Virginia.

Mag has seen the frequency of these headlines increase, but she has not seen justice for her sister.

For example: In a 7 July 2004 press release (while he was still only a member of the Illinois state senate), Obama headlined "Increase Retirement Security," and he said: "The best way for our government to help ensure that every American can retire with dignity is to provide incentives for middle class families to save for the future.

"The slower but still strong headline growth masks the increasing drag from domestic financial vulnerabilities and the expanding trade war with the U.S". This month, China's central bank took a reverse step from its stated goal of tightening monetary policy by cutting banks' reserve requirements for the fourth time this year and injecting more cash into the economy.

An independence movement, he said, would unite the exile community, keep Tibet in the headlines and increase pressure on the Chinese government.

But Theresa Fyffe, the Royal College of Nursing Scotland director, said the headline staffing increases masked other problems in frontline numbers, where nurses felt under greater stress and pressure.