Sentence examples for increases fall from inspiring English sources

In May, the board voted 5 to 4 to recommend that this year's increases fall within a range — 3.5percentto7percentcent for one-year leases and 5.5percentto9.5percentcent for two-year leases.

Although the new increases fall short of the 10% hike the councils received in the final year of former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien's stewardship, their leaders aren't complaining.

The efficiency of the detectors is higher at low source energies (absorption coefficient is very high) and decreases as the energy increases (fall off in the absorption coefficient), because the photoelectricity is dominant below 100 keV, which means in other words that it is higher for the bigger detector or low source distance than the smaller one or higher source distance.

EF has also been shown to associate with higher gait variability, which marks unsteadiness and inconsistency in walking, and likewise increases fall risk [ 53– 53].

The nature of falls and near-falls for individuals with hip OA has not been previously described despite evidence that the presence of lower extremity arthritis significantly increases fall risk[ 7].

Already in 1997 investigations [ 6, 47] found that stride-to-stride variability increases fall risk, a finding confirmed in another study which also showed that stride-to-stride fluctuations and stride and swing time variability increase fall risk [ 2].

The yield, which falls when the note's price increases, fell to 2.60 percent from 2.71 percent Thursday.

And the index of just long-term Treasury bonds, which are more vulnerable to rate increases, fell even more -- 10percentt.

James Ruck, the superintendent, said: "When our state aid stays relatively flat, the burden of expenditure increases falls on the local taxpayers.

Orders to factories, after two months of solid increases, fell 1.4percentt in November, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday, the biggest decline in seven months.

The normal aging process and the resulting disabilities increase fall risks.