The phrase "arrivals more" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The arrivals more than doubled this year." (This is an example of how it could be used if restructured correctly.)
Alternatives: "more arrivals" or "increased arrivals."
The rate of immigration might have been slower, and the efforts to integrate the new arrivals more strenuous.
A more liberal planning system would allow towns and villages to accommodate new arrivals more easily, thus spurring development in rural areas.
Because of a revival in business and holiday travel, which slumped last year because of SARS, visitor arrivals more than tripled in April and May.
That seems impressive until compared with the numbers for June, when visitor arrivals more than doubled, or May when they nearly quadrupled as tourists returned after the SARS scare of 2003.
But United has spread out arrivals more evenly to avoid logjams, he said, and more flight crews will be standing by on reserve in the summer to handle scheduling mishaps.
Federal law prohibits the selling of organs but not of human tissue.Although Mr Guyett got his bodies from funeral homes (he paid the directors to alert him of new arrivals), more reputable tissue businesses get their bodies from hospitals, which tend to keep better records and have better preservation facilities.
Mr. Kelly also cited the efforts to encourage officers to report their arrival more promptly.
However, she admitted that since her arrival more than a decade ago, the rent for her 100sqm apartment has quadrupled.
But in many respects the rooms have changed very little since the couple's arrival more than half a century ago.
On arrival, more blood was taken to test for D-dimers, and half the passengers had their legs scanned by ultrasound, which can detect the narrowing of blood vessels caused by thrombi.The results are controversial.
With Amazon's arrival, more software engineers will locate to NYC.
