Example sentences of "per [no cls] [adj] year " in BNC.

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1 At present there is a 40 per cent first year allowance , with 25 per cent reducing balance each year thereafter .
2 Investment allowances also remain unchanged after last year 's introduction of a 40 per cent first year rate .
3 The trip begins at a Eucharistic Congress in Seoul intended to put the seal on the Catholic Church 's extraordinary progress in Korea , where the number of believers has grown from a post-war 200,000 to more than 2.5 million , and is increasing by 10 per cent each year .
4 Increases necessary to meet the new rate demands were limited to 15 per cent each year for smaller businesses and 20 per cent each year for larger businesses .
5 Increases necessary to meet the new rate demands were limited to 15 per cent each year for smaller businesses and 20 per cent each year for larger businesses .
6 In the past decade demand for food rose by just 0.5 per cent each year while production went up by 1.8 per cent each year
7 In the past decade demand for food rose by just 0.5 per cent each year while production went up by 1.8 per cent each year
8 Despite its rate of return target , the average between 1984 and 1988 was 12.7 per cent , slipping to 12.4 per cent last year .
9 Top managers enjoyed an average increase in earnings of 17.8 per cent last year , according to the latest , from Charterhouse ; like P-E Inbucon 's , its results suggest that Lord King of British Airways was , shall we say , a bit ahead of the pack .
10 The Big Three US carmakers , who controlled more than 85 per cent of the luxury market 10 years ago , saw their share drop to below 50 per cent last year .
11 The old Escorts went up more than 12 per cent last year , the last rise coming just a couple of weeks before the introduction of the new model .
12 In 1987 , the last year for which complete figures are available , foreign investment accounted for 7.6 per cent of US stocks ( up sharply to 8.9 per cent last year ) , while foreign share of US manufacturing was 12.2 per cent , and of US employment a much smaller 3.5 per cent .
13 Fleet diesel sales grew by 15.6 per cent last year , and Brookman naturally wants it known that Peugeot picked up the lion 's share .
14 And the share of military expenditure devoted to purchases of new equipment will grow from 23 per cent last year to 39 per cent in five years ' time .
15 Manufacturing companies there boosted output by 8 per cent last year , and staff by 3.5 per cent — almost 20,000 jobs .
16 THE number of hard-up homebuyers asking housing charity Shelter for help soared by 50 per cent last year .
17 NATIONAL Power boss John Baker 's pay soared by 157 PER CENT last year , it was revealed yesterday .
18 And the Government was forced to admit that the shattered economy shrank by 2.4 per cent last year — the biggest annual fall since records began in 1948 .
19 TYPISTS rang up an average pay rise of 7.6 per cent last year — almost double the rate of inflation .
20 Despite corn acreage increasing by ten per cent last year , nitrogen fertilizer sales dropped by more than ten per cent .
21 Aluminium recycling in the UK rose to 9.5 per cent last year .
22 While the country as a whole had a a rise of twenty two per cent last year .
23 Welcome back : The number of children excluded or expelled from schools in the Central South area rose by forty-two per cent last year , yet the facilties to help them still vary widely .
24 There are fewer shortages and queues are rare but inflation , at 2,000 per cent last year , means that prices are outside the reach of many .
25 Total income for Scottish farmers rose 42 per cent last year , to £240 million .
26 The unemployment rate increased by 31 per cent last year , compared to an overall Scottish rise of 10 per cent .
27 The economy remains stagnant , yet share prices rose 15 per cent last year and another 5 per cent up to the beginning of this week .
28 Money GDP rose 3.8 per cent last year before inflation , and the index of total home costs rose 4.4 per cent , while gross national disposable income , in real terms , fell 0.8 per cent .
29 Further cost-cutting at Wimpey saw the workforce cut by another 10 per cent last year , taking UK numbers down to 10,300 employees , from 14,500 three years ago .
30 The US economy grew by over 2 per cent last year , with growth in the final quarter revised up to an annual rate of 4.75 per cent .
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