Sentence examples for repeated increases from inspiring English sources

In 2008, Rush Limbaugh said, "I don't support repeated increases in taxes.

This model, which is described in terms of climate variability stages, implies repeated increases in landscape/resource instability and intervening periods of stability in East Africa.

Gary Lapidus, an auto analyst at Goldman Sachs, said the improvement at Ford Credit was particularly impressive in view of the Federal Reserve's repeated increases in short-term interest rates over the last year, which hurt auto lenders.

The Chinese threat has touched off a frenzied international effort to develop alternative mines, much as the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo's repeated increases in oil prices prompted a global hunt for oil reserves.

That news pushed interest rates, which had initially subsided, higher for the day and left economists less convinced that the central bank can avoid repeated increases in its short-term rate target, now 51/2percentnt.

The government points out that by this April, the cumulative effect of its repeated increases in the personal allowance will be to have removed 2.7 million low-paid people from the income tax system altogether.

The results were statistically significant; Christie's lexicon decreased with age, while both the number of vague words she employed and phrases she repeated increased.

The report states: "If historic trends are repeated, increasing wages will absorb about 80 per cent [£480m] of the extra revenue".

"A permanent and repeated increase in the prices of imported products will tend to impact on inflation in the advanced countries, including the euro area," he said in Bologna in January.

A repeated increase level above 1 μg/l after a previous decrease is associated with a poorer outcome.

Asked his top three priorities from the government, he repeats: "Increase education spending ten times".