Sentence examples for permitted an increase from inspiring English sources

And "the market clearly permitted" an increase in advertising rates.

Fasilides succeeded to the throne on the abdication of Susenyos (1632), who had permitted an increase of Spanish and Roman Catholic influence in Ethiopia.

Over the Chequers lunch (according to Ingham's note) she had heard Murdoch enthuse about the commercial prospects of the Sunday Times "… even at the depths of a recession, this newspaper was turning down advertising …" And: "the market clearly permitted an increase in advertising rates".

The validation exercise using independent aircraft measurement over Sendai by Tohoku University permitted an increase of about 16.1 Tg-CH4 during the period of 2002 2012.

Rapid overall growth rate of the economy permitted an increase in average wages both in the urban receiving areas and for the smaller labor force left behind in the rural sector.

Better educated workers and their families particularly young families were pulled out of the rural areas and the rapid overall growth rate of the economy permitted an increase in average wages both in the urban receiving areas and for the smaller labor force left behind in the rural sector.

The opening of an airport at Mataveri near Hanga Roa has permitted an increasing influx of tourists since the 1960s, and a few small hotels have been built in the village area, where many islanders and settlers from continental Chile also have accommodations in their homes.

This confirms our previous observation that the increased velocity in ampAOE cells permits an increase in plaque size compared to WT (Noratel et al., 2012).

The change is expected to cut software license sales for this year about $21 million, the company said, but permit an increase of more than 40percentt next year.

This shuffling technique also permits an increase in the number of trajectories analyzed within each subsample since we can reshuffle the data numerous times.

The separation time of 6 h was a limitation but can potentially be shortened by improving the strength of the column that will permit an increase in revolution speed and flow rate.