Sentence examples for increases combined from inspiring English sources

$2.5 trillion is a big number … but it's only slightly more than the combined deficit reduction promised by last year's debt-ceiling deal and this month's tax increases combined — and that combination, of course, has only put a very modest dent in our long-term deficit problem.

But the price increases combined with shipping costs make buying many books online more expensive for the first time.

But the increases, combined with disappearing jobs, are leading many people to drop health insurance and, not incidentally, adding to the unpopularity of insurance and managed care companies.

Now, the aftereffect of rate increases, combined with worsening global demand that could hurt exports and impede capital infusion, is darkening the outlook.

Sam Freedman, a former policy adviser to the Department for Education, estimated that inflation and tax increases combined would amount to real-terms cuts of more than 10% by the end of the next parliament in 2020.

Those tax increases, combined with more military cuts than Republicans favor, would also leave the federal government with money to spend on education, scientific research, clean energy, roads and mass transit, all of which Mr. Obama calls crucial to the economy of the future.

The personal-income-tax increase, combined with a higher corporate tax, may delay disaster.

For some card holders, American Express just increased combined coverage for lost or damaged carry-on and checked luggage to $3,000 from $1,750.

Analysts told me that Trump's contradictory approach — a token troop increase combined with a refusal to negotiate — will result in the war grinding on.

The rate of population growth is the rate of natural increase combined with the effects of migration.

That increase, combined with plummeting state revenues, made it impossible to maintain last year's level of service, said Cyndi Roy, a spokeswoman for the state's Executive Office for Administration and Finance.