Sentence examples for increase completely from inspiring English sources

"Business has been very bad, and the merchants want to force the government to drop the tax increase completely," he said.

On Friday, the man hotly tipped to become Tory culture secretary called an annual licence fee increase "completely ridiculous" and hit out at executive pay, while the Labour government is still considering top-slicing the corporation's £3.7bn licence fee revenue.

The interesting result is the following: a higher education required by the job offer increases the probability of being called back more for Italians than for immigrants, and this increase completely disappears for first-generation candidates.

Of these, only PABA reversed the lifespan increase completely, suggesting that a decrease in bacterial folate synthesis in the aroD mutant is the major cause of the increased C. elegans lifespan.

By condition (3.3) and Theorem 3.2, the operator (T_{lambda}: C_{1-alpha }[0, h]to C_{1-alpha}[0, h]) is an increasing completely continuous operator.

"This should put capital increase concerns completely aside for BNP," Jon Peace, an analyst in London for Nomura International, wrote in a research note.

Equol remarkably enhanced human BK current in BK-HEK 293 cells, but not hSlo current in hSlo-HEK 293 cells, and the increase was completely abolished by co-application of paxilline.

This increase was completely abolished in the delg mutant background (Fig. 8B).

While TNF-α release increased by 440% after NE-stimulation, its increase was completely suppressed after α2A-AR blockade by BRL-44408 maleate (Fig. 3).

The high increase of completely sequenced genomes represented an opportunity to clarify the classification of HCO enzymes and understand their evolutionary relationship with NORs.

NADPH-stimulated O2 consumption was significantly higher in synaptosomes prepared from old animals compared to young (F 1,16) = 11.03, P<0.05), and this increase was completely prevented by co-incubation with the Nox inhibitor, apocynin (F 1,16) = 40.95, P<0.0001) (Fig. 3a).