Sentence examples for has increased local from inspiring English sources
A swamp-cultivation project has increased local rice production.
Intralesional administration of this drug has increased local disease control in cases of cutaneous mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma.
The transparency of the Factory, my guide told me, has increased local acceptance of the high price of opera tickets: people can see where the money goes.
The tourist trade in the country has increased local demand for chickens, eggs, pork, beef, and dairy products, which Dominican farmers have produced in greater amounts.
One! How would that be enough for so many people?" While the municipality has increased local transport over the past year, the last buses leave at 10pm and many of the families living in Kayaşehir cannot afford cars.
Yet, in spite of this and numerous other similar recent disasters across the UK, as the pressure for more housing has increased, local authorities have granted permission for more building to take place on flood plains, a move that may be asking for trouble but that is now backed, where there is no suitable alternative, by the National Planning Policy Framework.
His generosity to the university benefitted all, and his building projects had increased local property values.
He had more confidence in the education programs, he said, because Congress, in recent years, had increased local control and curtailed mismanagement.
And, as in Yugoslavia, sanctions in Iraq have increased local corruption by making legitimate trade so difficult.None of this suggests that sanctions should be altogether banned.
Critics say the casinos have increased local law enforcement costs; the tribes say they have created jobs and reduced dependence of tribal members on welfare.
The pattern of genetic variation reported combined with data on the sizes of eight wild populations and the reproductive success of a focal population are consistent with the idea that relatively recent fragmentation and isolation may have increased local genetic differentiation and decreased within-population levels of genetic variation as a result of genetic drift and inbreeding.
