Sentence examples for entering increases from inspiring English sources

With numerous public meetings and campaign rallies expected in the coming months, Le Roux said "the intense electoral period we are entering increases the risk of further terrorist acts", echoing weekend comments by his predecessor, newly-appointed prime minister Bernard Cazeneuve.

The condenser should be cleaned whenever the difference in the temperatures of the condensing fluid and the water entering increases above the normal value, which is usually between 5° and 10°C.

Turkey's camps are full and comments by Jordanian officials last week suggest they would be reluctant to keep their borders open if the number of Syrians trying to enter increased sharply.

Therefore, as one moved toward the sanctuary the amount of outside light decreased, and restrictions on who could enter increased.

"Sam is going to win" would be the mantra I would repeat with every competition I entered, increasing chances of winning by a percent each time.

"Sam is going to win" would be the mantra I would repeat with every competition I entered, increasing my chances of winning by exactly one percent each time.

China's campaign to block Tibetans from entering Nepal increased in 2008 after a widespread Tibetan uprising.

In Nevada, for instance, the percentage of loans entering foreclosure increased in July to 1.33 percent of all loans outstanding, from 1.01 percent in June.

In the first nine months of this year, the number of foreigners entering Indonesia increased by 5percentto to 3,084,089, from 2,937,680 in the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Culture.

Overall, the average percentage of underrepresented minority students in each entering class increased from just 3percentt in the 2003 07 period to 24percentt in 2008 11, which the department said is above the percentage for college biology majors nationally.

The proportion of leavers entering employment increased from 18.5% in September 2010 to 19.3% in September 2011, although the report said that remained below the 25.3% seen in 2008.