Sentence examples for subsequent increases from inspiring English sources

"The more important factor, though, will be the pace of subsequent increases".

Subsequent increases in government capital have brought the total necessary injection of taxpayers' money in RBS to £45.5bn.

They found that increases in social status were associated with subsequent increases in aggression.

Under that rule, a landlord may charge any rent when an apartment becomes vacant, but then regulation covers the new tenant for subsequent increases.

Local officials say the subsequent increases -- 4.75percentt in the second year and 4.5percentt in each of the last two years -- will give other police unions unreasonable expectations.

Before June 15 , 2003 if a landlord signed a lease granting a preferential rent, all subsequent increases were based on that preferential rent, not on the higher legal rent the owner could have originally charged.

The limits on how much an individual can give to a federal candidate would rise to $2,000 an election, from $1,000 now, with subsequent increases for inflation.

Additional pressure came from the introduction of the "national living wage" in April and subsequent increases that are raising care home staff costs, as well as nurse shortages, which force care homes and hospitals to turn to expensive agency staff.

In another paper Mr Sutherland and his co-authors show that run-ups in borrowing by firms (especially financial firms) tend to cause subsequent increases in public debt.

Open admission — guaranteed spots for city high school graduates — did come to pass, but so did the imposition of tuition and subsequent increases.

Parathyroidectomy in patients with hyperparathyroidism can produce subsequent increases in bone mineral density (BMD).