Sentence examples for increases following years from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the FCIC's "housing-price bubble" could be called "normal increases following years of abnormally low increases". Moreover, housing-price changes simply redistribute between sellers and buyers, but have no impact on the economy's real wealth.

These assumptions are based on an average fee level of £7,000 from 2012, with inflation increases in following years.

The incidence of such hardship clauses increased in following years, but bargaining activity (number and coverage of agreements) decreased.

These conditions peaked the first year after diagnosis as expected, but were still significantly increased the following years.

This is supported by the decrease in overall hospitalisations in 2003, in parallel with slightly improving economic conditions and an increase in following years that also paralleled a fall in economic conditions.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has steadfastly refused to raise any taxes besides the cigarette tax as the city tries to close a nearly $5 billion budget deficit later this year, yesterday refused to rule out tax increases in the following years.

Eight strikes occurred in 1963, and this number increased dramatically in following years (see Table 6 .23 Trade unions were influenced by radical left wing movements, in particular, the communism of the Soviet Union, and led to widespread political unrest in Turkey.

Since natural gas-fired power plants are considered a necessary addition to the fast growing field of renewable energies, the importance of natural gas is supposed to increase in the following years.

Adding these age groups is useful because the number of highly aged individuals in clinical practice will steeply increase in the following years.

Overall, the PM2.5 concentrations were lowest in 2008 and then increased in the following years.

Incidence of HPV-positive oropharyngeal carcinomas (OPC) varies worldwide from approximately 25%to80%0% and incidence is predicted to increase in the following years [ 5].