Sentence examples for increased well above from inspiring English sources
Insulin prices have increased well above inflation over the last two decades.
Results reveal that the model can be implemented in projects and the chances of reducing and recovery C&D waste could be increased, well above the EU challenge.
Those who pay income tax will be better off as a result of measures announced by Mr Brown on Tuesday, with personal tax allowances to be increased well above inflation next year.
Where the pressure or concentration of oxygen is increased well above that of atmospheric, oxidation reactions occur more readily, and at a faster rate, relative to those under atmospheric conditions.
The order encompasses devices with both 4.7- and 5.5-inch displays, echoing rumors we've been hearing for a while now, but the WSJ's sources say that Apple has ordered between 70 million and 80 million units combined across the two styles, which is increased well above the 50 to 60 million Apple ordered across the iPhone 5s and 5c lines ahead of their launch.
The costs of elective and emergency AAA repair have increased well above general health service inflation, in part due to the use of more expensive EVAR procedures.
Jeremy Duncombe, director of Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: "Today's figures from the Halifax show house prices continued to rise in December, ending a year that has seen house prices steadily increase well above inflation and wage growth.
It is indicated that significant energy can be extracted, and that the power gain from the waves increases well above the maximum values predicted for the system in uniform flow.
Like their supported counterparts, the stability of these films decreases as the temperature increases well above Tg.
When exacerbation appears, this value increases well above the stability reference level for genera such as Haemophilus, Moraxella and Streptococcus, all of which include pathogenic species.
Many owners opted for price increases well above the rate of inflation, which may have accelerated the decline.
