Sentence examples for the recent hikes from inspiring English sources

Mr Blundell also reckons that, despite the recent hikes, the share price, trading on a forward price-earnings ratio of 6 times, is still weak relative to the overall strength of the group and historical comparisons.

Arguably, it's a much fairer "tax on jobs" than the recent hike in national insurance.

You can offset the recent hike in APD with a bargain holiday on the Caribbean island of Grenada.

Mr Brown called for oil-producing nations to "recycle" their $3trn windfall from the recent hike in prices by investing in cleaner forms of energy such as nuclear power and renewables in other countries.

With the recent hike in tuition fees to £9,000 a year, along with the increased costs of field trips, living expenses and access to ever more elaborate model-making machines, architecture students can now expect to graduate, after a minimum of five years' study and two years' work placement, with debts of £100,000.

He thinks the recent hike in government workers' salaries will mean more spending on soft drinks and beer.

"It's staggering that the Treasury is bending over backwards to support a fuel that is to blame for 80% of the recent hike in energy bills".

Part of the reason LinkedIn (and analysts) are optimistic about its financial future is the recent hike its seen in revenues generated from subscriptions.

Some UC students questioned the timing of the raises as compared to the recent hike in tuition.

Back in the east, James Searle, 26, a Ph.D at the University of Albany, reported that about 450 students assembled at a lunchtime rally to air their grievances, mostly related to the recent hike in tuition.

With the recent hike in the prices of commodities of daily living, the general trend toward calling the Hijras to public gathering has decreased, as more and more people don't have enough money to afford their services.