Sentence examples for gigantic increases from inspiring English sources

All these countries have seen gigantic increases in the share of fathers who go on leave.

This will be particularly tough for those who've opted for Silver plans in the past and may get hit with gigantic increases if they don't either upgrade or downgrade their plans.

What he felt was mainly a gigantic increase in well-being.

"They're subsidizing this gigantic increase in ticket prices, and they're getting this luxury box for themselves?

In this light, just a small improvement of the pass rate of CS1 would cause a gigantic increase in the number of students passing (and perhaps eventually graduating) – a one percent increase in the pass rate means 20,000 students extra passing CS1" (p. 35).

About 212,000 Democrats turnout for these caucuses, a gigantic increase over the 2004 total of 125,000 caucus-goers.

"The profits of the big oil companies have skyrocketed just at the time when the American people have been paying these gigantic price increases," Mr. Gore told Fox. "I'm going to be making a major policy speech tomorrow outlining a specific course of action".

These Democrats try to boost economic growth with a gigantic $2.1 trillion increase in government spending — including a $450 billion public works initiative, a similar-size infrastructure program and $179 billion so states, too, can hire more government workers.

Indeed, the Republican budget, which is billed as offering a $245 billion tax "cut," actually amounts to a gigantic tax increase.

But this year, California schools were required to make what experts call a gigantic leap, increasing the students proficient in every group by 11 percentage points.

Although his own gigantic renown increased the difficulty of the struggle, since he could produce nothing which exceeded the public estimates of his genius; yet he advanced to the honourable contest again, and again, almost always with complete triumph.