Sentence examples for increase in existing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the sale of foreclosed homes — not just to city governments but more broadly to investors and homeowners — contributed to a 3.1percentt increase in existing home sales in July, the highest level in five months, according to data released on Monday by the National Association of Realtors.

Along with the rapid increase in existing knowledge and the competences to use that knowledge, new challenges arise for generating innovation.

On Monday, the National Association of Retailers reported a greater-than-expected increase in existing home sales in July, but on a year-over-year basis the 5.0 million home sales still represented a decline of 13.2%.

The fast growing of towns in Peninsular Malaysia, particularly, in the period between 1960 and 1980 was partly due to the rural-urban migration seeking employment opportunities in urban centers coupled with natural increase in existing population.

Study author Bjorn Hanson, a hospitality and travel researcher at the university, attributes the rise in hotel fees to an increased demand for rooms, the addition of new fees, plus an increase in existing fee amounts.

A continuous scale of regulation, tuning affinity, or context of a site that allows an increase in existing regulation is easier than evolving a functional site de novo.

"It maintains the comprehensive health plans we have, with small increases in existing co-pays that hadn't risen in many years," she said.

That figure includes $1.8 million more for salary increases in existing contracts, even after the teachers' union agreed to take only a 1 percent annual increase, rather than a raise in the 3 percent range of recent years.

Mr. Hanson said he expected hotel surcharges to climb back up to $1.7 billion this year as a result of an expected rise of 3 to 4 percent in occupied hotel rooms, broader adoption of fees and more aggressive enforcement of and increases in existing fees.

To maintain this number, increases in existing grants could not exceed approximately 2%, again leaving little or no money to raise postdoc pay or benefits.

Nevertheless, given that among 255 patients evaluated at the 6-month tumor assessment 9% had developed new cysts, and 2% had both new cysts and size increases in existing cysts of more than 50%, a causal role of crizotinib in cyst development is plausible, particularly since none of the 17 patients randomized to chemotherapy treatment with available scans developed new cysts.