Sentence examples for increase in decade from inspiring English sources

With each increase in decade of age, the odds of HIV infection increased 1.6 fold (95%CI = 1.4-2.0; P < 0.001).

Similarly, a linear decrease in the prevalence of HPV 16 and/or HPV 18 was noted in HIV-negative women, from a prevalence of 40.5% (32/169) in women below 25 years to 7.6% (6/57) in women above 40 years (odds of infection decreased by 0.71 with each increase in decade of age, 95%CI = 0.52-0.96; P = 0.03, chi-square test for trend).

Overall crime is gaining in nine New York neighborhoods, which could mean the first citywide crime increase in decades.

In addition to an income tax increase of 50percentt — if enacted, it would be the largest increase in decades — Mr. Quinn called for more than $1 billion in spending cuts.

A year after he was first elected, he pushed through a property tax hike of 18.5%, the sharpest increase in decades, bringing in an extra $6bn in revenue – much of it from those higher-priced homes and businesses.

The city has not broken its pattern of increases in decades, even during the fiscal crisis of the 1970s.

The agencies that operate the buses, trains, tunnels and bridges that spill commuters into Manhattan are in the midst of one of the biggest and most sustained rounds of fare and toll increases in decades.

But while he has been a champion of holding down spending, the expenses of fighting and defending against terrorism led him to shepherd through Congress some of the biggest increases in decades.

And this has been evident for some time, actually: real average earnings haven't increased in decades.

The federal tax of 18.4 cents on each gallon of gas hasn't been increased in decades, and a majority of Republicans adamantly oppose it.

The 4th-largest increase in a decade.