Sentence examples for increase materially from inspiring English sources

Adverse interest rate and currency movements have caused the total senior liabilities secured by the property to increase materially since closing".

When an activist files a Schedule 13D, share prices generally increase materially, presumably because the market recognizes that activists have the ability and incentive to effectuate needed change.

It's dependent upon the real rates of return, but I don't think Treasury rates are going to increase materially anytime soon.

MBIA insured $18 billion in such securities, and now expects to pay $2.3 billion in claims, an amount it says "could increase materially".

Water fractions in the output stream increase materially during the producing life of a well and many wells exist from which economic production can still persist with water volume fractions in the liquid phase in excess of 90%.

"As a result of the continued recovery of the housing market across all regions and our £3.1bn investment in new land over the last four years, we have been able to increase materially the number of new homes being built and our profitability".

It has increased materially the degree of uncertainty – economic, policy, and political – around the UK's economic recovery".

"We are not at liberty to disclose the nature of these developments, but we believe that the probability of timely aggressive regulatory intervention has increased materially".

They argued that the slow recovery would not respond to additional monetary stimulus and "that additional action would be warranted only if the outlook worsened and the odds of deflation increased materially".

"We are not at liberty to disclose the nature of those developments, but we believe that the probability of timely aggressive regulatory intervention has increased materially," Mr. Ackman wrote in a quarterly letter to investors, according to The New York Post.

In essence, the debate was between those who said they believed that the Fed should act "unless the pace of economic recovery strengthened," and those who thought action was merited "only if the outlook worsened and the odds of deflation increased materially".