Sentence examples for a long term increase from inspiring English sources

We also see a long term increase in the value of the OMG network as more and more transactions take place on the network," Hasegawa said.

Since very few disability beneficiaries ever return to the labor market, the growth in the rolls that occurs during and after recessions leads to a long term increase in disability recipiency rates.

"What we gain is a long term increase in our productivity and we build and continue to reinforce the commitment we have with our employees, which helps us in the long run to retain those critical employees that may have made another choice".

In this paper, hyperpolarization of GoC resulted in a long term increase in the firing rate.

This is because the increase in suicide rates corresponded not only with short term drop in per capita gross national income; but also with a long term increase in per capita gross national income.

It is estimated that a long term increase in intake of fruit and vegetables of one portion per day (80 g/day) might be associated with a 10% relative reduction in risk of ischaemic heart disease and 6% reduction in stroke, with between 1% and 6% reduction in risk of certain cancers [ 4].

But it has also been on a long-term increase.

And few oil experts expect a long-term increase in oil and gasoline prices.

Among the legacy promises made to secure the London 2012 Games was a vow to make it the first to inspire a long-term increase in grassroots participation.

If that's any indication, I think we can look forward to a long-term increase in defense spending, as a percentage of total spending".

There has been, first, a long-term increase in the number of people saying the country is on the "wrong track".