Sentence examples for increases at the rate from inspiring English sources

Global population now increases at the rate of 200,000 a day, or more than 8,000 an hour.

In his plan, Mr. Franks said he would seek to cap tax increases at the rate of inflation.

Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta series increases at the rate of roughly one novel a year (each meticulously researched) and features horrifyingly precise forensics.

Calls for the government to curb planned rises intensified as Labour said it would cap fares on every route and indicated it was considering an election pledge to cap increases at the rate of inflation.

Setting caps on tuition increases at the rate of inflation (currently about 2.5percentt annually) at the beginning of the process would force the Legislature and administrators to factor tuition into the equation earlier.

In stops at local diners, he continued to push his new plan to cap property tax increases at the rate of inflation and attacked Mr. Schundler as too conservative to win the support of New Jersey's mostly moderate electorate.

A friendly wind, suddenly springing up, may cause the height of waves to increase at the rate of a foot or two a minute.

"At the end of an economic boom at which spending increased at the rate we saw in New York, even if it was hyper-efficient to begin with, you couldn't say it is efficient now," he said.

"But it is a surprise to see the numbers increasing at the rate they are, given that the rules that have given us this information are aimed at jobs with an element of risk-taking.

"It's basically creating an abnormality, which the system cannot close around, and the potential of that is a systemic risk in -- sometime in the future, if they continue to increase at the rate at which they are".

And under a measure in Colorado, where education spending has declined in recent years, school budgets would be required to increase at the rate of inflation plus at least one percentage point, over each of the next 10 years.