Sentence examples for increase that could be from inspiring English sources

Britain also announced a tax increase that could be avoided if car buyers acted quickly, and many did.

He found that during this period, pay had grown far beyond the increase that could be explained by changes in firm size, performance and industry mix.

On the other hand, this binary aspect could justify a different cell response and explain our conflicting data about the urine catecholamine increase that could be also explained by the need of peripheral vasoconstriction.

"Our club aren't threatened with that, but if we start ploughing more money into the playing side of things and crowds don't increase, that could be around the corner.

Arney would be happy with the seven percent yield increase that could be achieved if the use of GM technology was allowed, especially as productivity increases over the last decade have been about 0.7 to one percent.

The 1.25-fold increase in the microtubule length (from 12 to 15 µm) should not be the largest possible increase that could be induced by the taxol treatment.

Gary Lewi, Taubman's community affairs representative, said: "The mall is the only thing on the boards that stands between us and tax increases that could be so onerous as to erode our property values.

He stated that the cash flow increases that could be expected from such improvements were embedded in Lazard's DCF analysis, which projects cash flows out to 2009 and "bring[s] back to today's date the improvements that are expected by management". Id. at 100.

The CBO calculated premiums for that group will rise 10% to 13% above and beyond the increases that could be expected without new laws.

Ligand interaction was however inhibited by steric hindrance associated with the bulky phenyl ring system thus affecting the increased binding that could be realized from the improved hydrophobic nature of the molecules.

Proponents of expansion note the increased revenue that could be gained from an additional two playoff games.