Sentence examples for increases resulting from from inspiring English sources

In Atlantic Beach, the school increase coincided with property tax increases resulting from a reassessment throughout Nassau County.

However, most of this increase will be absorbed by wage increases resulting from the new National Living Wage.

I completely agree that the New York City Department of Education has not kept pace with enrollment increases resulting from new construction in many of the city's neighborhoods.

Now suppliers are demanding increased payment for their goods because of cost increases resulting from a 15% fall in the value of the pound against the dollar and the euro.

The chief executive of Sainsbury's has warned major suppliers that they should be taking the hit on any cost increases resulting from the falling value of the pound, rather than trying to pass on price rises to retailers and shoppers.

Results were more clear-cut in Nassau, where supporters of the town programs said they had feared that the county government's financial crisis and property-tax increases resulting from it would weigh heavily on voters.

He said the large increases resulted from many years of undervaluation.

The rate increases result from the $40 billion in losses that insurers expect to suffer from the terrorist attacks, their worst losses ever.

Those modest increases result from project delays and exploding costs for many oil field projects around the world, declining production in major fields in Mexico and the North Sea, and political turbulence in Nigeria and other producing countries.

However, no visible mortality and apoptosis or necrosis increases resulted from the treatment of the three GQDs even at the concentration of 200 μg/mL.

Baird suggested that the rate increases resulted from an unusually hot summer.