Sentence examples for increased at the same from inspiring English sources

This price increased a lot in the last few years, but the salaries haven't increased at the same time.

He told the Guardian that he had not realised that interest rates were increased at the same time.

If, since 1971, the price of groceries had increased at the same rate, a chicken would now cost £51.

If it had increased at the same rate as the gross domestic product, it would now be about $1.4 trillion.

He said it was possible to have a more stable system where credit growth and national income increased at the same pace.

If the rate of hospitalisation for compartment syndrome increased at the same time as sales of skinny jeans did, this might give us a clue.

The cost of worker benefits rose less than in the first quarter, while salaries and wages increased at the same pace.

But the number of medical calls to the fire department increased at the same time that the number of fires dropped, Mr. Langford noted.

The bank advised me to contact Expedia, which explained that the flight prices had increased at the same time as my attempt to book the package, so the transaction was void.

She has fought for a genuine living wage, arguing that the minimum wage would have risen to $22 an hour if it had increased at the same rate as productivity.

But hotel owners estimate that their revenues have not increased at the same pace as the people-per-square-inch on the streets of Times Square, in part because tourists are looking for cheaper alternatives to expensive hotel rooms.