Sentence examples for without further rises from inspiring English sources

Ken Livingstone, the mayor of London, has pledged an extra £300m, without further rises for the capital's council tax payers or increased transport fares.

The big six energy firms all said they would pass on the £50 cut to consumers, and most suggested they would be able to hold off from raising prices for the whole of 2014 without further rises in wholesale or network costs.

In both BPMs, once the higher concentration was reached in both AC and BC; decrease in concentration was observed for BPM which exhibited a higher leakage capacity and was observed to get leveled off without further rise or decrease if the leakage was not much favored in BPM.

Of the 43 patients meeting inclusion criteria, 27 of the patients (63%) had an increase in CB after PN cessation and 16 patients (37%) had a decrease in CB without any further rise in CB upon discontinuation of PN.

As the Press Association reports, the IFS said that by the end of 2013-14, Whitehall departmental spending will have fallen by just over 8% and without further tax rises or welfare cuts that looks set to rise to 20% by 2018-19.

George Osborne, the chancellor, has told the Treasury committee that the government's economic plans can be achieved without further tax rises following the general election.

Unaudited figures show further rises since.

Florida will see further rises in sea level.

They find that a pool of cardiac progenitors derived from Mesp1-expressing cells in the second pharyngeal arch are maintained in a proliferative and expansive state without further differentiation and give rise to progressively more differentiated cells once they migrate out of the arch.

The Canadian trusts, however, have some additional factors working in their favor factors that should stimulate further price appreciation in 2005, even without further oil and gas price rises.

The everyday increasing energy consumption is forcing the exploration of alternative energy strategies to fulfil the currently rising requirements without further damage to the environment [1, 2].