Sentence examples for to increase elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"While London is a micro market of its own, other parts of the country are seeing far less activity and demand, which is keeping a lid on prices, although house price growth is beginning to increase elsewhere," said Mark Harris, chief executive of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients.

If these are not deliverable [next year] then we would need to increase cuts elsewhere.

If services revenue was going to flatten for a while, I.B.M. needed to find a way to increase profits elsewhere.

So far, VitaZest is sold in more than 3,000 stores in the New York metropolitan area, and Mr. Abramson said he was working to increase distribution elsewhere.

Secondary leakage occurs when the project's outputs create incentives for third parties to increase emissions elsewhere.

So this government's third Budget is fiscally neutral - where the chancellor has cut taxes he has had to increase them elsewhere.

With each yearlong commitment you close, you save energy and time which may be otherwise used to increase billings elsewhere.

Dr. Boyce Watkins of Syracuse University praised the institution for their historic achievement, but also challenged schools to look to increase diversity elsewhere on campus, namely through the faculty.

Average N-fertilizer application rates in Australia have declined in the past decade from 200 to 160 kg N ha−1 y−1 [23], but N applications are increasing elsewhere, and extreme rates of 400 to 750 kg N ha−1 y−1 occur in India and China (Table 1).

However, if yield were increased elsewhere, farmers in the UK and other developed countries with high operating costs would need to see improvement as well in order to remain competitive.

But their numbers increased elsewhere, too.