Sentence examples for in future increases from inspiring English sources

As PolitiFact explains, the health care law involves anticipated reductions in future increases to private insurers.

Chancellor Alistair Darling said, in his pre-budget report, that in future increases in pension costs would be shared with staff, up to a ceiling beyond which the burden would fall just on employees.

As indicated in the Introduction section, the first models of engineered underdominance (Davis et al. 2001; Magori and Gould 2006) predicted efficacy of a release strategy simply based on the minimum allelic frequencies of transgenes that resulted in future increases in frequency of those transgenes in a panmictic population.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports that heat waves increased toward the end of the 20th century and are projected to continue to increase in frequency, intensity, and duration worldwide (IPCC 2007), which could result in future increases in heat-related morbidity and mortality.

In future, increasing numbers of life cycle stakeholders may have to be involved in these efforts, as their involvement is key to providing very efficient and effective additional positive effects.

However, given the increasing levels of rejection of NE among the younger generations and among people with a higher educational level, it cannot be precluded that the rejection rate might in future increase even further, rather than decrease.

The key measures include giving planning authorities the power to create "New Homes Zones" where there would be no development tax and landowners would be able to invest their assets in exchange for shares in any future increases in value.

We also discuss three issues that have been less examined in the literature, and we argue that addressing these issues may result in dramatic future increases in performance.

The report goes on to note that in the future, "increases in the frequency and intensity of extreme precipitation events are projected for most U.S. areas".

It will also build in automatic future increases to the salary limit.

The city's current cost for processing metal, glass and plastic recycling, $53 per ton, would be locked in against future increases.