Sentence examples for increase in advance from inspiring English sources

Orient-Express has already seen an increase in advance bookings for next year, he added.

According to a projection by Jack Myers, the chief executive of Myers Reports, a research firm that specializes in media, the four biggest networks, ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, can expect at least a 15percentt increase in advance sales.

Recent polls had put Mr. Mourdock's name recognition at only about 60 to 70 percent, which suggests he has some upside in his numbers as his name recognition continues to increase in advance of the May 8 primary.

Even though the increase in advance events was not measured in the study, the overall modeled reduction in life expectancy should result from myocardial infarction or cardiovascular diseases, rather than end-stage renal disease, particularly in the setting of a large elevation of blood pressure.

With increase in advancing contact angle, it is observed that primary spreading increases in the case of in-phase mode of collision.

Mr. Sigmund said that the more immediate decline this time might be a result of the Port Authority's extra efforts to publicize the toll increases in advance.

The rhetoric was all about mending the roof while the sun was shining: the real intention was to build up a warchest that could be raided for tax cuts and spending increases in advance of the 2020 election.

It is rare for government departments to be offered such increases in advance but the prime minister has backed pleas from defence chiefs for increases in real terms in their budget once the current four-year spending review period is over.

"I think it's a good idea," he said, adding that it would be administratively difficult in Delaware, one of many states where regulators now have the authority only to roll back rates deemed excessive after the fact, not to deny increases in advance.

(We heard anecdotally from a local guide that the vigour of steam vents inside the caldera had increased in advance of the eruption. These vents were apparently used by people living within the caldera for therapeutic purposes but had heated up to the point where they were no longer comfortable).

Orders for durable goods, those intended to last at least three years, rose 2.9percentt in January, a smaller gain than the 3.3percentt increase reported in advance data on durable goods released last week.