Sentence examples for pace of the increase from inspiring English sources

Unit labor costs -- the amount of labor expense to produce goods and services -- rose at seven times the pace of the increase in wages.

Sales at digital music services like iTunes continue to rise, but the pace of the increase has slowed compared with last year.

But it is the pace of the increase in consumer spending as much as its share of GDP that determines overall growth.

While Mr. Freeh has maintained that his counterterrorism operation was hamstrung by inadequate financing, a study from the Congressional Research Service released Monday found that F.B.I. financing rose 132percentt from 1993 to 2003, to $4.6 billion from almost $2 billion, though the pace of the increase quickened after the Sept. 11 attacks.

But in the last three weeks, the pace of the increase in the 10-year Treasury note's yield has quickened, spurred by a Congressional Budget Office estimate that net government debt will rise to 65percentt of the gross domestic product at the end of fiscal 2010, from 41percentt at the end of fiscal 2008.

The increment of x is defined as Δx = T T s + e − σ F b with b > 0. The pace of the increase of x is controlled by a few aspects: An independent parameter b, which compensates the increasing velocity of x.

Consumers managed to save a little more because disposable or after-tax income rose 0.7percentt, slightly exceeding the pace of the spending increase.

Some drivers honked their horns in support of the march, and the pace of the group increased.

It also said the pace of the violence increased during the first half of this year, with at least 304 inmates killed.

The pace of the premium increases picked up after the insurance industry lost at least $40 billion in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.

That's cool.'" Vukcevic wrote that the pace of the season increased exponentially, and was at its best during the final episode.