Sentence examples for by the sharp increases from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, new rail initiatives, bolstered by the sharp increases in business-travel ridership on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor and on other Amtrak rail corridors in Southern California and the Pacific Northwest, are moving along.

The geochemical changes in the woodchip treatment may be related to the active decomposition of woodchips, as indicated by the sharp increases in microbial biomass and activity as well as labile organic C at the end of leaching.

This possibility is further supported by the sharp increases in C83 levels and the opposite effects of medium-dose Ang II on C83 and C99, after normalization to both β-actin and APP.

And now Gnawa culture has arrived in America, propelled by the sharp increase in migration from North Africa over the past twenty years.

The new Pell initiative includes $13.5 billion to cover a shortfall caused by the sharp increase in the number of Americans enrolling in college during the recession.

"The stock price was driven by the sharp increase in the price of natural gas," Mr. Schoenwald said, "and partly by companies like Calpine that use gas to generate electricity".

John Stinson, a labor economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, said the line separating service and manufacturing jobs has been blurred in recent years by the sharp increase in the number of contingency workers, known as temps.

The rising murder rate has been driven by the sharp increase in killings in the Bronx, where 61 people were killed in the first three months of this year, compared with 38 last year, an increase of 60.5percentt.

Social workers here say that even though the bulk of the job losses have not yet hit, the unease — compounded by the sharp increase in the cost of living — is spreading.

He concluded that the controlled low-cost settlement of ordinary citizens (not convicts) in the colonies would best solve the problems of poverty and crime caused by the sharp increase in the British population.

Appearing both startled and dismayed by the sharp increase, a year after a significant drop, administration officials attributed it to the recession, noting that city shelters for families and single adults had been inundated.