Sentence examples for a genuine increase from inspiring English sources
A genuine increase in demand will raise prices because supply is fixed in the short term.
This is as a percentage of the population, not an absolute number, so we're talking about a genuine increase here even above the rate of population increase generally.
Or is it possible that the increase in demand for the attention of a doctor may also come from a genuine increase in need across all age groups?
"The commonwealth does not support counting expenditure that risks significantly inflating contributions without a genuine increase in recurrent investment," he wrote.
Police and LGBT community groups agree that the rise is due to people being more willing to come forward and report incidents, rather than a genuine increase in incidents of hate crime.
"Older, less desirable aircraft continue to decline in value, but we are seeing a genuine increase for aircraft like the Gulfstream 550 and Bombardier Global XRS," Mr. Barber said, referring to two of the latest generation of large long-distance business jets.
Alternatively, the failure to recover the end-Guadalupian event at the time-corrected LVF-scale and the stage-scale might suggest that the detection of this event at the remaining scales potentially represents a relic of an apparent rather than a genuine increased stratigraphic resolution.
Does the threefold increased risk reflect an unexpectedly low rate of cancer in the placebo arms rather than a genuine increased risk from anti-TNF therapy?
13 However, it is an open question whether IVIG would have protected the first born child from ICH, or whether there is a genuine increased risk of ICH in the first born child.
Finally, it appears there has been a small but genuine increase in some categories of violent crime".
The Office for National Statistics ONSsaidaid the 24% rise in violent crime was largely due to improvements in recording practices and increased coverage but did include "a small but genuine increase in some categories of violent crime".
