Sentence examples for off increasing from inspiring English sources

Veteran mobile game publishers you may not have even heard of are growing, too, feeding off increasing consumer interest.

New Labour continued where the Tories had left off, increasing excise duties and reducing tax reliefs and allowances.

The principal reason why the Fed held off increasing US rates last week was the slowdown in China.

Npower also said it could now hold off increasing bills until 2015 and would reduce prices soon, as predicted on Sunday night by the Guardian.

Why the fuss over this single word?"Patient", in Fed-speak, indicates that it will hold off increasing interest rates for at least two meetings.

In June 2014 Abdullah joined the anti-Islamic State international coalition to ward off increasing suspicion of Saudi sponsorship of radical jihadi groups in Syria.

The mean number of years traded off increased with severity of health states.

Infants started at 6 h NCPAP and 1 h off, with time off increased by 1 h if stable, each alternative period until off NCPAP.

The reason is that, since they have to pay the smallest price for health, the planner could always reallocate resources in such a way that these agents could be made better-off, increasing this way the social welfare.

The optimum number of untreated subjects needed to match to each treated subject probably reflects the traditional variance-bias trade-off: Increasing the number of untreated subjects matched to each treated subject will increase the size of the matched sample, probably resulting in estimates of treatment effect with increased precision.

Loan write-offs increased to 10.3percentt, up from 5.8percentt a year ago.