Sentence examples for increases themselves from inspiring English sources
In May the Rubinos raised their prices; this month they absorbed the increases themselves.
Classical economics cannot explain this cycle, because underlying these booms is popular reaction to the price increases themselves.
It could be that candidates are more worried about having to publicly endorse tax increases than they are about the tax increases themselves.
"The government needs to be understanding of the sector and not tax it out of existence … Such is the weak pricing power of much of the bar industry that bar operators have to either swallow tax increases themselves or lose custom to the supermarkets," he said.
The cost increases themselves, and the perceived machinations of public officials, have been controversial.
Economists said the spending cuts and tax increases by themselves would smother the recovery.
Promoters and analysts who predicted a revenue increase found themselves disappointed when the economic slowdown translated into a slackening of ticket sales at year's end.
Instead of acting to shore up the market, the Saudis increased drilling themselves, sending oil prices plunging and threatening US drillers who rely on oil prices being high.
Mark Serwotka, the head of the PCS union, said: "It would be grossly hypocritical for any MP who voted for years of pay cuts for public sector workers to accept a 10% increase for themselves".
The ageing population poses another challenge: the very professionals who are needed to build capacity to meet their increasing demand themselves are nearing retirement [ 9, 13, 14].
