Definition of year-on-year in English:

year-on-year

adjective

(of figures, prices, etc.) as compared with the corresponding ones from a year earlier.
（数字、价格等）与上年同期相比的，同比的
the monthly year-on-year growth rates
as adverb gross margins fell year-on-year
Example sentencesExamples
- With the year-on-year increases in council tax, was it really 14 per cent again this year?
- Labour will increase the minimum wage by 9 per cent year-on-year.
- But exam results dipped markedly in 2002 interrupting a period of year-on-year improvements.
- Last week, year-on-year figures showed slight rises in street crime and burglaries.
- However, he admits that the year-on-year comparisons ‘will not look good’ for Dixons.
- Growth had been expected to come down during the year, because of tougher year-on-year comparisons.
- One in 10 accidents was the result of a collision, a year-on-year increase of 5%.
- The 25 per cent year-on-year jump in revenues was also in line with expectations.
- Those figures represent both year-on-year and sequential gains.
- That is an 11 per cent increase on the previous quarter and a year-on-year increase of 43 per cent.
- Turnover is increasing year-on-year and the next figures are expected to top £5 million for the first time.
- It also points out that year-on-year comparisons are misleading, as far less money was spent on marketing in the more recent circulation period.
- That said, it's worth bearing in mind that annual profits of fund managers can be very sensitive to year-on-year performance of the stock market.
- The first quarter national accounts show year-on-year growth of 11.7 per cent.
- But the two big cash cows were comparatively steady, and Office-related profits actually fell year-on-year.
- Adding to its weak image is a 10 per cent year-on-year drop in January and February operating profits.
- They had a guarantee of year-on-year tax cuts, but abandoned it earlier this year.
- Demand for ad space on the station's two channels has grown steadily year-on-year.
- Both the revenue and profit increased six per cent year-on-year.
- Economists expect Hong Kong to witness positive growth in consumer prices on a year-on-year basis in the third quarter.
- Anyone running a listed company knows that they have to deliver results year-on-year.
- Intel reported revenue of $8.74 billion for the quarter - a 22 percent year-on-year rise.
- On the other hand, year-on-year increases were recorded for fuel and light, miscellaneous goods and transport.
- If you are not able to disclose such statistics, can you give us the audience figures, year-on-year?
- From its beginnings in 1996, the council has had to make year-on-year enforced financial savings.

单词	year-on-year
释义	Definition of year-on-year in English: year-on-year adjective (of figures, prices, etc.) as compared with the corresponding ones from a year earlier. （数字、价格等）与上年同期相比的，同比的 the monthly year-on-year growth rates as adverb gross margins fell year-on-year Example sentencesExamples With the year-on-year increases in council tax, was it really 14 per cent again this year? Labour will increase the minimum wage by 9 per cent year-on-year. But exam results dipped markedly in 2002 interrupting a period of year-on-year improvements. Last week, year-on-year figures showed slight rises in street crime and burglaries. However, he admits that the year-on-year comparisons ‘will not look good’ for Dixons. Growth had been expected to come down during the year, because of tougher year-on-year comparisons. One in 10 accidents was the result of a collision, a year-on-year increase of 5%. The 25 per cent year-on-year jump in revenues was also in line with expectations. Those figures represent both year-on-year and sequential gains. That is an 11 per cent increase on the previous quarter and a year-on-year increase of 43 per cent. Turnover is increasing year-on-year and the next figures are expected to top £5 million for the first time. It also points out that year-on-year comparisons are misleading, as far less money was spent on marketing in the more recent circulation period. That said, it's worth bearing in mind that annual profits of fund managers can be very sensitive to year-on-year performance of the stock market. The first quarter national accounts show year-on-year growth of 11.7 per cent. But the two big cash cows were comparatively steady, and Office-related profits actually fell year-on-year. Adding to its weak image is a 10 per cent year-on-year drop in January and February operating profits. They had a guarantee of year-on-year tax cuts, but abandoned it earlier this year. Demand for ad space on the station's two channels has grown steadily year-on-year. Both the revenue and profit increased six per cent year-on-year. Economists expect Hong Kong to witness positive growth in consumer prices on a year-on-year basis in the third quarter. Anyone running a listed company knows that they have to deliver results year-on-year. Intel reported revenue of $8.74 billion for the quarter - a 22 percent year-on-year rise. On the other hand, year-on-year increases were recorded for fuel and light, miscellaneous goods and transport. If you are not able to disclose such statistics, can you give us the audience figures, year-on-year? From its beginnings in 1996, the council has had to make year-on-year enforced financial savings.
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