Sentence examples for in line with the levels from inspiring English sources

Collins Stewart said: "Management has indicated that net debt stood broadly in line with the levels at the interims (around £55m).

And it is in line with the levels of the 1970's and 80's, when 9 to 10percentt of car buyers paid cash.

Mr. Chin's committee aims to raise that to 1 percent of G.D.P., in line with the levels of Britain and Australia.

Indeed, a review of STPs by the UK Royal College of Physicians noted that different health risks are associated with the use of different STPs in line with the levels of chemical toxicants within those products [2].

These tax-o-philes also say the higher rate will put Britain more in line with the levels reigning in Western European countries such as Italy-as if imitating destructive behavior was a virtue.

Manufacturing is in line with the levels of post-industrialised economies and lags far behind that of other Asian economies that have grown quickly on the back of moving out of agriculture and into production.

Risks rise in line with the level of consumption, the researchers found.

While any level of drinking increases cancer risk, this risk increases in line with the level of consumption.

"So the reduction in staff numbers will be broadly in line with the level of savings that we need to make, ie more than 16%.

The cost of servicing Britain's household debt is low by historical standards, he said, with repayments accounting for 7.7% of disposable income, well below the 12.3% recorded just before the financial crisis, and in line with the level seen during the mid-1990s and early 2000s.

The latter term refers to a situation where the 'level of effort is regulated to suit the desired level of satisfaction, and the latter is brought in line with the level of effort people are willing to make' (Gorz [1993]: 61).