Sentence examples for domestically up from inspiring English sources

Counterfeiting of United States bills has jumped in the last few years, Secret Service data shows: in 2001, $47.5 million of fake bank notes passed into circulation domestically, up from $39.7 million in 2000.

According to the United Nations, a third of marijuana consumed in the US is now grown domestically — up from just a sixth in years past.

Most of its $680 million in sales used to come from selling TriGem-brand PCs domestically for up to $2,000.

This is concerning because when Canadians undergo surgery domestically, follow up care is commonly coordinated between the hospital and the family physician and is generally organized on behalf of the patient.

"Travel has picked up domestically," Mr. Rosenbluth said.

After "The Passion of the Christ" made more than $370 million domestically, "Hollywood woke up and said, 'How do we get to that audience?' " Mr. Jenkins said.

Inter have won only three of their last ten games domestically, and picked up their first away victory since 3 November in a spirited comeback with Catania at the weekend.

For many years, American politicians have been able to take credit domestically for standing up to China by enacting largely symbolic measures against Chinese exports in narrowly defined categories.

For many years, American politicians have been able to take credit domestically for standing up to China by taking largely symbolic measures against Chinese exports in narrowly defined categories.

"He is encouraging opposition to the accord in order to prop himself up domestically, while at the same time signaling his blessing of the accord abroad," Mr. Gold said.

Two of the most famous candidates now appear to be out of the race, which is expected to decide to what extent Tehran opens up domestically — and to the outside world — after the nuclear deal ended the country's isolation.