Sentence examples for at all increase from inspiring English sources

A study involving essentially the entire adult populations of all four Scandinavian countries, 16 million people total, appeared in the prestigious Journal of the National Cancer Institute in December, finding that a dozen years of cellphone exposure did not at all increase brain tumor incidence.

Notwithstanding the latter finding, it would seem likely that yoga, which is a mild to moderate form of activity [ 10, 11], would, if at all, increase the BMR.

And the proportion of people professing no religious faith at all increased to 25.1 percent from 14.8 percent.

Moreover, plots with no mammals at all increased to 55 percent in 2009, from 13 percent in 1996.

The proportion of young adults who reported that they did not drink alcohol at all increased by more than 40% between 2005 and 2013.

Delays became so long that employers had to appoint teachers and care assistants with no screening at all, increasing the risk to children.

In our study, simply receiving a response — any response at all — increased the customer's willingness to pay later, even in cases where customers were aggrieved.

The report, which was based on interviews with 5,200 adults, found the number of women saving nothing at all increased year-on-year from 23% in 2011 to 26% today.

It also revealed that four in 10 over 55 do not plan to take any form of paid-for advice or free guidance at all, increasing to half of those over the age of 50.

According to a national survey of more than 30,000 Americans, those who view sexual activity between two adults of the same sex as being "not wrong at all" increased from 13% in 1990 to 49% in 2014.

Meanwhile, the percentage of millennials who said they were not planning to vote at all increased to 13% in May, from 7% in April.