Sentence examples for been a considerable rise from inspiring English sources

The Financial Ombudsman Service said there has been a "considerable" rise in the number of payday lending complaints brought before it this year.

In the recent years, there has been a considerable rise in the use of internet video streaming applications, such as Hulu, YouTube, and Netflix.

In general, owing to a strong faith of people in alternative medicines (Natesh 2001), there has been a considerable rise in the popularity of various products made from its fleshy fruits (Bal et al. 2011).

There has been a considerable rise in antipsychotic medication use in pregnancy, from 3 per 1000 pregnancies in 2001 to 8 per 1000 in 2007. 1 Explanations for this include higher conception rates among women with psychotic disorders 2 and greater use of atypical antipsychotics in the treatment of bipolar and major depressive disorder.

Between August and October there is a considerable rise in average temperatures, particularly in the river valley itself; just before the rains begin in October temperatures there become excessively hot, often reaching 104° F (40° C).

Its report said there was "a considerable rise" in the number of would-be buyers looking to enter the market in July.

There has been a considerable cost.

The same group also showed that sunitinib was associated with a considerable rise in endothelin-1 levels.

88, 89 The rise, and it is a considerable and dramatic rise, in postconflict psychiatric disorders now being reported from the USA 72 must be seen as evidence that post-conflict syndromes remain a major threat to the health of service personnel.

Tourism is also growing, with a considerable rise in the number of passengers at Aalborg Airport.

The results show that there is a considerable exhaust temperature rise (up to 65 °C) at aftertreatment inlet with the method and it is adequate for effective aftertreatment performance (Texhaust > 250 °C).