Sentence examples for likely to push up from inspiring English sources

Likely to push up salaries & reduce variable pay.

Dearer oil is likely to push up inflation from 9% to 12%.

"Increasing interest rates would also be likely to push up insolvencies.

Transistors have become so small that shrinking them further is likely to push up their cost rather than reduce it.

He acknowledged that rising oil prices were "likely to push up inflation temporarily while reducing consumers' purchasing power".

Any further stimulus is more likely to push up inflation than growth, thinks Carlos Langoni, a former Central Bank governor.

Until last month, polls had given the Freedom Party up to 23% of the national vote; the Carinthian result is likely to push that score up.

Lower investment this year, the IEA calculates, is likely to push the rate up to 9.4%.

"In contrast, the rapid rise in the number of minority women -- especially Hispanics -- is likely to push minority births up".

Joyce says: "Just as benefits that outpaced wages led to reduced inequality immediately after the slump, government plans to reduce welfare spending in the next few years – while workers' pay stabilises – are likely to push inequality back up".

This is a high-risk strategy – not perhaps for high emitters over the short term, but certainly for the smaller, more at risk states who will have no influence on decisions that are likely to push global temperatures up by 2C.