Sentence examples for increase at the same pace from inspiring English sources

For example, he acknowledges that "if the supply of skills does not increase at the same pace as the needs of technology, then groups whose training is not sufficiently advanced will earn less and will be relegated to devalued lines of work".

After the new financial incentives were introduced, there was a substantial increase in the enrolment of non-priority patients, but the volume of patients considered vulnerable and of higher priority did not increase at the same pace.

The cost of worker benefits rose less than in the first quarter, while salaries and wages increased at the same pace.

He said it was possible to have a more stable system where credit growth and national income increased at the same pace.

But it relies on data from the Sandia National Laboratories to show production increasing at the same pace it did in the 1990's, when record low prices for electricity, natural gas and oil discouraged domestic production.

But hotel owners estimate that their revenues have not increased at the same pace as the people-per-square-inch on the streets of Times Square, in part because tourists are looking for cheaper alternatives to expensive hotel rooms.

This is precisely the result of maintaining the maximum pension value constant in real terms, while the maximum contribution base increases at the same pace as productivity.

The analysis also showed that, although the installed capacity of the OWPs is growing, the projects׳ area is not increasing at the same pace due to the release of turbines with higher rated capacities which allow projects to increase their power nameplate without proportionally increasing the number of turbines.

If prices this year had increased at the same pace they did last year, we would expect them to be about 8.6% more expensive.

But a FiveThirtyEight analysis of 2015 murder trends found murders rose in big cities led by both Democrats and Republicans, and that murders increased at about the same pace in both sets of cities.

Because the lower limit of the top quartile and that of the third quartile increased at almost the same pace over the study period, the ratios of top quartile/third quartile through 1998 to 2008 were between 1.47 and 1.51 respectively, without any specific direction.