Sentence examples for with the first increase from inspiring English sources

The IMF said the stronger advanced economies – the US and the UK – were likely to be the first to raise interest rates, with the first increase predicted in late 2015 for the US and in 2016 for the UK.

In government things have been eventful too – with the first increase in the lower tax threshold lifting over 800,000 people out of tax altogether, the battle to prevent the scrapping of the 50p tax rate and the ongoing efforts to turn around the Health and Social Care Bill to ensure the future of our NHS and undo some of the privatisation that happen under the last government.

Beijing has already given permission for two electricity price increases this year as coal prices have climbed quickly, with the second increase only approved on Sunday, so it was unlikely to have approved any more increases for the rest of the year anyway, Mr. Seyedin said.

Along with the second increase in the deformation rate at 8 54, the seismicity of VT earthquakes also increased.

The number of granulocytes in the endometrium of WT mice increased with time after LPS infusion (Kruskal-Wallis test, P<0.001), with the first significant increase in the number of granulocytes 4 h after infusion (Fig. 3B).

All that on Thursday afternoon, rounded out on Friday morning with the first profit increase in nine quarters for the economic bellwether General Electric.

Stronger economic data, along with recent comments by Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen, suggests that the Fed will follow through with the first rate increase sometime this summer.

That means you need to give political cover to the Commissioners as they will need to withstand the bad press associated with the first tax increase in 8 years.

Additionally the third subtype showed common with the first subtype increase of GMV in the left cerebellum cluster, possibly reflecting deficient phonological awareness skills.

All showed similar general trends, with the BVF first increasing and then levelling off at a relatively constant level.

But the two lower lines show a trend that is perfectly consistent with the first graph: increased hostility toward the other party, accelerating in recent years.