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Meanings of annual increase in English

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Usage of annual increase in English
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The annual increase was close to 6 per cent a year ago.
The Irish Times
2
Weak economic conditions held down the annual increase in U.S. miles driven.
Reuters
3
This compares to an annual increase of 12 per cent in January.
The Irish Times
4
His agricultural interests were managed judiciously, and his property underwent annual increase.
The Life of Francis Marion
5
Sadly, we don't receive a similar annual increase on our savings.
The Guardian
6
The annual increase came despite the lack of an Easter boost.
Reuters
7
That led to an average annual increase of 3 percent, according to court documents.
Reuters
8
The biggest annual increase came from cards, where outstanding debt rose 16%.
Reuters
9
That is the second-highest annual increase since the yearly survey began back in 2004.
Reuters
10
It was the first annual increase since the recession began.
The Irish Times
11
Most existing clients will be accepting of an annual increase.
The South African
12
It was the ninth straight annual increase in housebuilding figures.
The Irish Times
13
As expected London led the way with an annual increase of over 11%.
BBC
14
At the present time the annual increase in world population runs to about forty-three millions.
Brave new world revisited
15
This follows an annual increase each year since 2009.
Reuters
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That is the smallest annual increase in 12 years.
Reuters
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Annual increase through the time
Annual increase across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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