Sentence examples for factors an increase from inspiring English sources

"Unless there is a fundamental change in macroeconomic factors, an increase in the population, spend or employment then we don't need these shops," Hopkinson said.

One of the most fascinating chapters explores the rise in chronic loneliness in recent decades, the result of, among other factors, an increase in people living alone and working longer hours.

Mr. de Mistura attributed a drop in violence in Baghdad and in other areas of Iraq from October to December of last year to three factors: an increase in American troops; the cease-fire called by the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr; and what he characterized as "a feeling of tiredness" among Iraqis and an increasing realization "that violence has not produced anything except violence".

With the current metro fleet scoring high in majority of customer satisfaction factors, an increase in comfort would significantly increase passenger patronization.

We also find that, holding constant other factors, an increase in the share of LA students does not create negative peer effects on native students' achievement.

Such a rise in demand could be attributed to many factors: an increase in the number of models available on the market, a rise in the accessibility of charging points, or the availability of grants to purchase vehicles.

Dr Ben Molyneux, 31, a London GP, is debating whether to move to Australia "There are a number of pull factors: an increasing number of my friends and families have emigrated, lots of them doctors.

Phillips suspects Storey's recent obscurity "has to do with two factors: an increased sophistication in form in the English novel, as heralded by [Salman Rushdie's] Midnight's Children (1981).

The rise, he explained, coincided with a number of factors: an increasing human population, more people visiting beaches and a rise in the popularity of water sports.

In what concerns the roughness factor, an increase is also observed up to 3% of Li.

Somehow, their grief impacts the body, and a new study in Psychoneuroendocrinology examines one potential contributing factor: an increase in inflammation.