Sentence examples for increase anticipated from inspiring English sources
Wal-Mart did not participate in the rally, losing $2.28, or 4.3%, to $50.33, after reporting March sales were up 1.4%, less than the 3.5% increase anticipated.
Wal-Mart said March sales were up 1.4%, but came up short of the 3.5% increase anticipated, while Costco said sales fell 5.0%, double the expected decline of 2.5%.
Oliver highlighted a less alarming number in the report -- 0.03 degrees Celsius, the global temperature increase anticipated by burning the current "economically viable proven reserve" of oil sands.
The greatest growth will be seen in the octogenarians and above with a greater than 100% increase anticipated by 2050 (Ethgen and Reginster 2004).
(AP) CONNECTICUT WATERBURY: TAX INCREASE ANTICIPATED Waterbury residents could see their local property tax rate jump by as much as 50percentt, according to an analysis of the city's finances by the state's Office of Policy and Management.
The legislators were able to add the money while lowering the tax levy because they also increased anticipated revenue by $5.8 million, after consulting with the board's auditors about projected income from taxes and county agencies.
Concerning the external outcomes and hence focusing on anticipated organizational support and organizational attractiveness, our meta-analytic results indicate that flexible work schedules, telecommuting and sabbaticals are related to increased anticipated organizational support and organizational attractiveness.
There are an estimated 1.3 billion adult smokers among the world's six billion people, with increases anticipated [ 1].
This focus on the more tangible attributes of the room engendered by the touchscreen, combined with the higher choice process satisfaction, appears to translate into increased anticipated satisfaction with the room experience (Mtouchscreen=6.1 vs. Mmouse=5.0; t(61)=2.36, p<0.05, Cohen's d=0.6).
Direct-touch interfaces also elevate the importance of internal and subjective satisfaction metrics such as instinct over external and objective metrics such as reviews, which in turn increases anticipated satisfaction metrics.
It is estimated that the IT sector-related electric power consumption and CO2 emission will be increased anticipating that the power consumption would rise from 3.1%% (2007) to 11.1 % (2030) while the CO2 emission would increase from 1.1%% (2007) to 4.7 % (2030) [2 4].
