Sentence examples for increase looks from inspiring English sources

Fine-art prices are extraordinarily high relative to those a few decades or centuries ago, though after adjusting for inflation the increase looks less dramatic.

The Nou Camp already boasts the largest capacity stadium in Europe, with Wembley's 90,001 coming a distant second, but the planned increase looks set to take it even further out of the reach of its nearest competitors.

Of course, when you start with a tiny number, any increase looks big.

Hunt's pay increase looks familiar to some investors: Trucker M.S. Carriers tried something similar in 1990, when it raised pay by 24%.

China's wage increase looks good.

"This increase looks like an election stunt so that people might vote in favour.

"If this is a moratorium, what does an increase look like?" asked Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, in a telephone interview on the latest announcement.

A significant change (predominantly an increase) looking at the seasonality of the number of active days occurs in the winter (2 4.9%) and spring seasons (−0.6 6.5%).

Donald Trump is making that increase look paltry.

In that light, Osborne's suggestion that benefit rises should be kept down to the level of wage increases looks very much like a policy of levelling down.

But Mr. Hatzius at Goldman Sachs said that the recent increases looked more permanent than past spikes.