In dramatically rising numbers in the last five months, teen-agers in New York City and its suburbs have been using "crack," an especially potent and addicting form of cocaine, according to state and local drug officials, educators and experts on drug abuse.
Back then, women comprised 1.2percentnt of German executive boards, and Lindstädt thought the number would dramatically rise in the coming years, as more women graduated from universities and began filling the corporate ranks.
That said, Microsoft managed to land its numbers, and see its share price dramatically rise.
The number of people convicted for benefit fraud has dramatically risen over the past few years.
A foreword to the report, written jointly by the heads of the five UN agencies, said: "Over the past decade, conflicts have risen dramatically in number and become more complex and intractable in nature.
Between Wednesday 1 and Saturday 4 August, as Team GB's medal tally rose dramatically, the number of visitors to central London shops was down by between 2.1% and 4.5% compared with the same day a year earlier.
It has been found, however, that even pharmacists cannot detect all potential drug interactions because their number rises dramatically as the number of medicines prescribed increases [ 29].
"We will be growing, and so our challenge is to make sure that we actually grow in an efficient way to try and keep that number from rising dramatically".
But about four years ago, the numbers started rising dramatically.
In 1992 Carlton Lowenberg counted over 1,600 settings of her poems, and that number rose dramatically through the 1990s.
