Sentence examples for rise than planned from inspiring English sources

You may also benefit from the £50 cut in energy bills and the scrapping of proposed rises in motor fuel duty and a slightly smaller rise than planned in rail fares.

- For both these reasons, defense costs rise faster than planned for in defense budgets and have become "ruinously expensive".

Household fuel bills will rise less steeply than planned after the government promised to cut the green taxes imposed on energy firms.

In fact, spending rose more quickly than planned, but tax receipts collapsed, leaving the deficit at 12% of GDP in 2010-11 rathan then the 1.7% projected only two years ago.

Personal tax allowance to rise by £235 more than planned in April next year.

The Chancellor claimed he could ease his austerity programme, promising that spending on public services would rise by £29bn more than planned in the final year of the next parliament if the Tories retain power in May.

Overall wages rose much more slowly throughout the period than planned: wages across the entire state (not only industrial wages) rose by 22.9 percent between 1959 and 1965, against a plan for growth of 26 percent.

Nobody seriously doubts that Skolkovo will rise in one form or another although it will probably take longer than planned.

The project took a year longer than planned, and unexpected structural conditions caused the price to rise, too.

The rise in transport fares in the capital will come into effect more than two weeks later than planned after an issue with the price of travelcards.

But a planned rise in the state pension age for men and women to 66 will start in 2020, six years earlier than planned.