Sentence examples for increase in excess of from inspiring English sources
The quarterly rise represented an increase of just 2.8percentt since last year's first quarter, well below the average increase in excess of 3.8percentt in 2001.
By 2020, capacity is scheduled to be at least 493,659 and should all the proposed improvements be built, including those desired by Palace, QPR and Charlton, it will top 560,000, an increase in excess of 50 per cent on 2003.
Sodexho's cash flow — defined as EBITDA — should increase in excess of 20% over the next two years, before acquisitions.
Increase in excess of methanol significantly reduces the concentration of phenol in the feed, thereby leading to reduction in the rate of reaction, which results in lower conversion of phenol characteristic for the subsequent reactions and in a lower selectivity of dimethyl derivatives in favor of the intermediate product - o-cresol.
A total percentage point increase in excess of 10 would be of clinical significance.
Increased kinase abundance upon geldanamycin treatment was detected for nine kinases from Hs68 cells including JNK2, p38a, RSK2, ERK2 and AMPKA1, but only Aurora A kinase exhibited an increase in excess of 50% (+155%).
Dissent crystallised into a national movement in October, when universities began to announce fee increases in excess of 10% for the 2016 academic year.
In the town of Eastchester, we have three school districts -- Tuckahoe, Bronxville and Eastchester -- with proposed school budget increases in excess of 15percentt, 9 percent and 8 1/2percentt, respectively.
That's the conclusion of studies by one economist, John Kwoka of Northeastern University, who found that of the 1,000 mergers of all kinds that he evaluated over the last two decades, at least a third generated price increases in excess of 10%.
However, when the amount of Bi2O3 and TiO2 was increased in excess of the optimum (1.25 mol%), the alpha decreased.
The modified nozzle design shows increases in excess of 45% of the peak combustion temperature in the PCL.
