Sentence examples for increases coming from from inspiring English sources

Health and care should be on a flat, inflation-proofed budget until 2020 with any additional increases coming from new revenue sources.

The latest asylum figures show that new applications for refugee status rose by 10% to 21,785, with the largest increases coming from people from Pakistan and Syria.

During the past ten years, global demand for oil has risen by almost a fifth, with the greatest increases coming from India and China, which recently passed Japan to become the world's second-largest consumer of crude oil.

"A continued fall in prices as well as promotions in the run-up to Christmas have helped to boost the amount shoppers bought in November, both on the high street and online, with the biggest increases coming from department stores and household goods retailers," said Melanie Richard, ONS head of retail sales.

Q: Where are the headcount increases coming from?

On the other hand, asymmetries toward price increase from retail to ex-work price implies that sugar producers were often able to follow (more or less proportionally, and with different extent of delay) price increases coming from the retail sector, while downward variations of retail prices have not resulted in an analogous response by sugar producers.8.8

The recommendation for the increases came from the mayor's task force on elections.

The largest increases came from business cards, for which the company made changes to various programs.

The vast majority of the salary increases come from student enrollment numbers.

Total employment crept up 0.2percentt in 2001, with the entire increase coming from part-time jobs.

Bestfoods said sales volume rose 7.4percentt, with about two-thirds of that increase coming from recent acquisitions.