Sentence examples for increase of recent from inspiring English sources

The rise in runway intrusions in the first five months of 2000 adds to an increase of recent years.

"So far there is little evidence to undermine the notion that most of the productivity increase of recent years has been structural and that structural productivity may still be accelerating," he said.

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, said so-called discretionary spending -- the programs revisited by Congress each year -- would rise a total of just 2percentt in categories outside of the Pentagon and domestic security, about a third of the annual increase of recent years.

If these results prove more than a single quarter's anomaly, that suggests a more sustainable slowdown may be in the offing.Mr Greenspan was also extremely clear about productivity: "There is little evidence to undermine the notion that most of the productivity increase of recent years has been structural and that structural productivity may still be accelerating".

Today, one in four babies born in Britain has a foreign parent.Famously, the big increase of recent years has been in Poles, whose numbers have swollen from a little over 50,000 in 1996 to well over 300,000 (and some say twice that).

A 6.9% rise in consumer prices was less than the increase of recent years, yet still high.

These discounts have softened the price increases of recent years.

Even as a public-sector worker, her pay does not cover their needs, particularly with the price increases of recent years.

There is some evidence that the sharp increases of recent years are leveling off, which is encouraging, he said, but the "total amount of opium being harvested remains shockingly high".

Although the steep price increases of recent years eased a bit for all Manhattan apartment sales, prices for co-ops -- traditionally less expensive than condominiums -- continued to rise through the year, even as condominium prices moderated somewhat in the third and fourth quarters.

President Bill Clinton sought, and got, tax credits for such parents with children in college, now worth $6 billion a year; those tax cuts softened the tuition increases of recent years for anyone who pays federal tax.