Sentence examples for increased at the same rate from inspiring English sources

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.

Premiums for multi-employer plans have not increased at the same rate as premiums for single-employer plans in the past several decades.

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.

Pensioners and disabled people will be excluded from the latest changes, which are designed to ensure that in-work and out-of-work benefits will be increased at the same rate as public sector pay.

Equipment available for this patient group including wheelchairs, beds and hoists is becoming more common in the hospital environment; diagnostic imaging equipment that can accommodate bariatric patients has not increased at the same rate.

Our ability to change things is not increasing at the same rate as our ability to know about them.

The company also said profit rose 11percentt in the first half and would increase at the same rate in the second, down from 15percentt for all of 2001.

Frosts are becoming less common, though clear skies, which allow heat to escape at night-time, mean minimum temperatures are not increasing at the same rate as maximums.

The most obvious thing wrong with this argument is that no climate scientist thinks global warming means temperatures will always increase at the same rate.

Ideally, the charges for Medicare drug coverage should increase at the same rate as Social Security or slow-moving consumer price indexes.