Sentence examples for the cumulative increase from inspiring English sources

The warming has moved in fits and starts, and the cumulative increase may sound modest.

That amounts to an astonishing 97percentt of the cumulative increase of the total growth in employment measured by the household survey over this period.

During the latter half of the 1990's, booming American economic growth probably accounted for as much as 40percentt of the cumulative increase in world output.

The government says the cumulative increase in funding, compared with previous spending plans, amounts to $29.9bn over the course of the decade.

It is that area which provides for the discharge of the base flood so the cumulative increase in water surface elevation is no more than one foot.

The cumulative increase in volume exerts a closing force on the advancing crack, as well as a corresponding resistance to crack propagation that increases with crack length.

The chart below compares the cumulative increases in CEO pay and U.S. worker pay in the period since the financial crisis.

Johnson said: "The 3% cumulative increase in health spending over the next five years is not far off the average annual increase in spending in the last 50 years".

He also noted that the largest cumulative increase in interest rates in the era of inflation targeting had been 1.5 percentage points, half the average in the US over the same period.

This most probably accounts for the lack of cumulative increase of pfcrt 76T in Guinea-Bissau during the high transmission season.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said that UK house prices were expected to rise by 4.5 per cent a year over the next five years, a cumulative increase of around 25 per cent.