Sentence examples for rise incrementally from inspiring English sources

Prices will rise incrementally as each of four additional four-story, eight-unit buildings are completed.

It will continue to rise incrementally to reach £9 an hour by 2020 at a rate to be determined by the Low Pay Commission.

The new proposal requires the fleet-average for new vehicles sold in America to rise incrementally from today's 27mpg (8.7 litoes/100km) to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025.

In an attempt to balance the political and socio-economic disparity between Oregon's rural and urban regions – in a state with only four million people – the minimum wage will rise incrementally over six years in three regions: rural areas will increase to $12.50, mid-sized counties to $13.50, and its largest city, Portland, to $14.75.

Dues rise incrementally as amenities are added.

The chief executive of defense contractor General Dynamics on Tuesday said quarterly earnings would rise incrementally through the year, building to match the company's previous full-year forecast.

But there is anger about taxes on fuel that have risen incrementally since 2014.

In particular, neuroticism went down and extroversion went up significantly, with conscientiousness and agreeableness rising incrementally, too.

To date prices have risen incrementally by about $44,000 from the original base sale price of $294,975 in December 1998.

She started warming up, and the whiz of the ball rose incrementally in pitch as her serve's speed increased.

Child-care providers are exempt until Oct. 1, and their pay requirements are rising incrementally, said a legislator, David Bishop, who sponsored the law.