Sentence examples for further substantial increase from inspiring English sources

"Without a further substantial increase in food-aid pledges, we will be risking serious famine and many deaths in these worst-affected African countries," the organization's Assistant Director General for Economic and Social Policy, B. P. Dutia, said.

Our modelling indicates that current activity levels far exceed those of most of the 20th Century and that a further substantial increase in RTS formation and activity should be expected over the next 80 years as the climate warms.

The establishment of fibrosis led to a further, substantial increase in lung stiffness.

The number of patients with Creutzfeldt Jakob disease diagnosis increased with time after this test became available but there was no further substantial increase in numbers after 2000.

This is also evident from previous surveys at regional level., However, even beyond the third year of life there is further substantial increase of VC as demonstrated by our longitudinal analysis of birth cohort 2004.

This resulted in the restoration of full activity to the wild-type ECAO and a further substantial increase in activity of Cu-ECAO to 65% that of fully active wild-type ECAO.

As to population size, Britain is already one of the most crowded countries in Europe, and there is a sound environmental argument for protecting quality of life by discouraging further substantial increases.

The growth rate of both overall spending and departmental spending will be lower in this spending review than in the last but, with administrative costs cut and with wider efficiency improvements, we will be able to deliver further substantial increases in resources direct to the front line, to patients, pupils, and users.

However, they also show that charging points selected by even a simple analytical procedure can achieve economic benefits around 50% higher than predefined cordons, and that relaxing the requirement to have uniform charges at all charging points can produce further substantial increases in economic benefits.

The comparison of cross-sections of birth cohorts 2004 2008 at 24 and 36 mo demonstrates a further substantial VC increase until the age of three years.

Recent advances in micro-receiver technology have further demonstrated a substantial increase in mass sensitivity [D.L. Olson, T.L. Peck, A.G. Webb, R.L. Magin, J.V. Sweedler, High-resolution microcoil H-1-NMR for mass-limited, nanoliter-volume samples, Science 270 (5244 199595) 1967 1970].