Sentence examples for definite increase from inspiring English sources

There's a definite increase in skills".

"There's a definite increase in some and decreases in others.

"There's been a definite increase in fasting," said Kim Bobo, executive director of the National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice.

"There has been a definite increase in traffic the last several months, clientele looking at the buildings," Mr. Ramat said.

"We've seen a definite increase in suits," said Jim Dowling, a sales associate at Joseph Scafidi Inc., a custom tailor and shirtmaker in Cleveland.

"There's a definite increase in tolerance and acceptability of it," said David Gorin, the president of the National Association of Recreational Vehicles and Campgrounds in Falls Church, Va.

"But now, in the majority of states, you're seeing definite increases in class sizes because of the recession and budget cuts," Ms. Haimson said.

Contrary to some reports, releasing this data will not improve the accuracy – that is something that the office is continually striving to improve and there are definite increases year by year.

Andrew Whitelaw, a professor of neo-natal medicine at the University of Bristol, said: "While pre-term birth before 37 weeks' gestation exposes an infant to a modest but definite increased risk of a range of serious problems including brain injury and death, birth before 28 weeks exposes the infant to a hugely increased risk of death, brain injury and permanent disability.

There was a definite increased police presence this morning.

Relatives of people with sporadic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis have a small but definite increased risk of being affected.