Sentence examples for that future increase from inspiring English sources

Although this is the first report of CTX-M-14 in Venezuela, we alert the medical community that future increase of these β-lactamases in our city could be due to dissemination of plasmids into bacterial populations.

It has been claimed that the Caesarean section rate is too high, and that future increase in the rate should be limited, for both economic and medical reasons.

The legislation is designed to "ensure that future increases to the income tax personal allowance reflect changes to the national minimum wage".

They fear that future increased international trade outside EU rules could threaten further invasions, while the status of safeguards under potential trade deals could be put in doubt.

The trustees proposed a series of modifications to the scheme that they said would make it self-sufficient, including a proposal that future increases in payments would be limited to the minimum required by law.

The Fed said on Wednesday, after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, that it would not raise its benchmark interest rate, and that future increases were most likely to unfold at a slower pace.

With these results, the authors argue that future increases in temperature will result in an expansion of malaria to higher altitudes and call for public health interventions to address this disease burden.

Measurements of nitrous oxide emissions from a Canadian river suggest that future increases in nitrate export to rivers will not necessarily lead to higher nitrous oxide emissions, but more widespread hypoxia most likely will.

The country suffered greatly in the worldwide recession of 1981 82, but the impact was made worse by Ottawa's failure to control its spending and its miscalculation in anticipating that future increases in energy prices would help pay its bills.

The changes, to be introduced in 2013, were outlined in last month's welfare reform bill, which established that future increases to local housing allowance for private tenants will be linked to the consumer price index of inflation rather than the cost of local rents.

As Matthew Yglesias argues, "If forward-looking investors think that future increases in health care spending will be met with legislative efforts to curb health care spending, then investments that rely on future high levels of health care spending won't be made and the system will lack the capacity to deliver ever-growing levels of services".