Sentence examples for increases in service from inspiring English sources
Increases in service charges and rent are frequently cited as an area that needs to be addressed: given that shared ownership is marketed as an affordable, secure, product, residents often feel misled when these costs spiral upward.
The council said it has to continually update and refresh its financial plans and strategy as business and service requirements change over time, reflecting increases in service demands, government policy changes, changes in funding and local initiatives.
Given the unlabelled design of the DCE which presents two generic hypothetical situations and the framing of the choice tasks which asks respondents to imagine that they have already decided to access services, the results of the probability analysis and the proportion of respondents expected to choose a given service package are unlikely to correspond directly to increases in service utilisation.
However, these increases were achieved alongside similar increases in service uptake by HIV-negative women.
By 2005, these investments had started to pay off and significant increases in service provision were reported by implementing partners [ 8, 12, 13].
Increases in service demand and efficiency in service supply may have resulted in the increased coverage of the studied services (24, 26).
A second reason for upgrades is the increasing in-service time being demanded from all aircraft.
However claims of such increases in grieving people seeking help from the NHS for depression, anxiety, and other non-specific "trivial" were also countered by some research which suggested that such increases in service-demand did not really occur at the time.
The formula does not distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate increases in services billed to Medicare.
"We found that toy prices went up in the summer, perhaps when they would not attract much attention, and now we are seeing increases in services like carwashes and restaurants".
Staffing patterns may need to be augmented, with increases in services from different provider types, such as respiratory therapists.
