Sentence examples for separate increase from inspiring English sources

Gail Baratta, a telecommunications worker from Levittown, said that each separate increase on its face was not unrealistic.

But government policy plays a big part, too, in the form of a rise in the rate of VAT from 17.5% to 20% in January and a separate increase in the duties levelled on petrol and diesel.There have been small protests outside a couple of oil refineries (nothing on the scale of 2000, as yet), and angry articles in influential tabloid newspapers.

We saw no separate increase in IRR for breast cancer or lymphoid leukaemia.

Many keep them separate, increasing the risk that they fail to communicate or work together properly.

Mr. O'Malley, a former Baltimore mayor, has a reputation, for better or for worse, of raising taxes — more than 20 separate increases since becoming governor in 2008.

A yarn may be air bulked by enclosing it in a chamber where it is subjected to a high-pressure jet of air, blowing the individual filaments into random loops that separate, increasing the bulk of the material.

For GFP expression analysis, 2D gating was used to separate increased autofluorescence signals from increased GFP signals to more accurately count positively expressing cells.

Although the level of serum Cu and Zn were controversial in patients with RW and asthma, the increase of Cu/Zn ratio was thought to be more important than their separate increases or reductions of levels and thus might have role in course of wheezing.

However, it fails to provide optimal threshold when the class to be separated increases or when the intensity histogram is close to unimodal distribution [10].

This clustering method separated increased and decreased PS due to Dex, and highlighted difference between old and young rats.

Of note is that in the French-speaking part of Belgium, the percentage of families where the two parents are separated increases with the child's age: in 2009, 6.6% of infants aged 6 to 11 months were living in such a setting, in comparison with 9% when considering children aged 28-32 months [ 51].