Sentence examples for materially increased from inspiring English sources

RBS Capital Markets said: "NAB's market update cites materially increased credit cost within the UK banking segment.

"It is a very complex three-way combination at a low premium involving substantial risk for William Hill shareholders: execution risk, integration risk and risks of materially increased leverage.

It would appear also, that the home growth materially increased, as by some evidence collected before the House of Lords, the produce of England in 1800 was 325,269 packs; and in 1828, 384,592 packs of 240 lbs.

Société Générale, BNP and Crédit Agricole had "materially" increased their borrowing from the French central bank in September, Moody's said, adding that it was "unlikely that markets will return to normalcy soon".

This question is the hidden factor around which much of the subsequent controversy revolved: if the sticky pedals kept drivers from stopping or materially increased the amount of time required to bring a car to a halt, then the sticky pedals were clearly a safety defect and required immediate corrective action.

The French authority's justification is that Google's way of complying with successful delisting requests undermines true protection, by enabling a trivial workaround (though it should be noted that the "friction of the click" in getting to Google.com has mysteriously and materially increased in the last six months).

Bombing raids on Isis in Syria will not itself materially increase the risk of terror attacks carried out by the group in Britain, the experts say.

It follows that any increase in News Corp ownership of BSkyB cannot materially increase its control of the business, and that therefore the transaction can have no significant effect on media plurality.

"Based on the weakened market, several of the company's lenders marked down the value of the company's RMBS securities and informed the company that they would soon materially increase their collateral requirements," Carlyle.

"Failure to pass this bill in the next couple weeks would materially increase the risk that the economy would stall out and we would have a double-dip" recession, Mr. Summers told reporters at a briefing.

This fact materially increases the possibilities for Western countries to advance the reconciliation of Africa, Europe and the Americas -- it provides a context for the call last month by Secretary General Kofi Annan of the United Nations for annual contributions of $7 billion to $10 billion to a fund uniting rich and poor nations in a global effort against AIDS.