Sentence examples for a shocking increase in from inspiring English sources
One effect of this has been a shocking increase in the use of food banks.
A Guardian analysis of newly released government figures has revealed a shocking increase in the proportion of ethnic minority children and young people being held in the youth justice system.
The youth worker Camilla Batmanghelidjh has warned of a "shocking increase" in gang rapes of young girls in inner cities, with sexual violence being used to intimidate and punish girls regarded as disrespectful towards gang members.
More than 500 clergy say the government must do more to prevent people going hungry amid a "shocking" increase in food bank use.
Forty bishops are among hundreds of members of the clergy who have called on party leaders to do more to prevent people going hungry, in the light of what they describe as a "shocking" increase in the use of food banks.
And a 2017 report by Crisis reveals a shocking increase in "informal" harassment of UK rough sleepers – while only 10percentt have been hit with a formal sanction, 70percentt of rough sleepers report experiencing "informal" enforcement measures in the past year.
He said: "A painting probably has the most shocking increase in value than what it cost to make but you'd never look at a Rembrandt and say that's just wood and canvas and paint and say 'how much?"' Asked whether the plastic skull selling for £36,800 would hold its value, he replied: "Maybe on eBay you might be all right for a bit".
But the PRB report also attributes the shocking increase in maternal deaths to a wave of state laws restricting access to abortion and shutting down women's health care clinics.
Senator Benjamin Tillman believed that a much more capable warship was needed because of the shocking increase in battleship size over the previous few years between 1907 (the ) and 1912, the displacement of American battleships increased by about fifty percent, from around 20000 LT to 30000 LT.
Ms. Pillay also expressed concern about the "dramatic and shocking increase" in Iraq's resort to the death penalty.
"But what it does is it solves the huge immediate problem of the anxiety and fear that commuters have over the shocking increase in fares and the prospect of widespread service cuts".
