Sentence examples for gone up tremendously from inspiring English sources

The demand in the city has gone up tremendously, but we haven't seen that growth.

"All of our health coverage has gone up tremendously," she said.

Murder is an old story, but sexual crimes have gone up tremendously in recent years.

"While our on-track attendance and handle have not gone up tremendously," Mr. Galterio said, "interest in the Yonkers Raceway product has doubled.

Yet the number of insurable risks faced by college students have gone up tremendously in the decades since their parents lugged stereos and crates of vinyl records into dormitory rooms.

The price of smelts, she said, has remained the same since last year ($8 for a dozen), but "the price of bird seed has gone up tremendously, because of the gas crisis".

"And if consumer spending stops growing, that means either that inventories will go up tremendously or firms will have to cut production".

Laptops, e-readers, tablets, cameras, and more will now have to be checked in at the airport of origin.... "Bag theft goes up tremendously during these bans, as does identity theft and intellectual property theft".

The numbers are going up tremendously every month, every couple months, as more operators, as more drillers come to the area, as they improve their methods, as technology improves.

About 80percentt of deforestation in the Amazon occurs in a 31-mile corridor on either side of highways and roads, and when these are paved "deforestation goes up tremendously," said Philip Fearnside, a researcher at the National Institute for Amazon Research in Manaus, known as INPA.

There's a very low margin of return for a customer for this little piece of "bloatware" that they're adding, but the cost for everybody goes up tremendously.