Sentence examples for has increased much from inspiring English sources

To begin with, the cost of education has increased much faster than inflation or their incomes.

(Rodon's revenue has grown by an average of fifteen per cent over each of the past five years, while its staffing has increased much more modestly).

Over the past three decades, the incidence of melanoma, the most deadly type of skin cancer, has increased much more sharply in young women than in young men.

For most students, the overall price of going to college has increased much more slowly when financial aid is taken into account, they said.

None has increased much in value, however, since 2012 perhaps because they have been refining their products rather than being startlingly innovative.

John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, told the Mail on Sunday: "Today's poll suggests Ukip's support has increased much more in the south of England outside London than it has elsewhere in the UK - by a staggering 34 points.

A number of companies, like McDonald's, up 50percentt, have increased much more than that.

And many people have been alarmed in recent weeks as drive-by shootings, robberies and violence have increased, much as they did before May's elections.

Round diamonds smaller than three carats have had average price increases of 8 percent to 33.5 percent since 2004, while prices of larger round diamonds have increased much more.

Workers are now paying nearly $4,000 for family coverage, according to the survey, and their costs have increased much faster than those of employers.

Dean Baker, one of the bubble spotters and an economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, says that since 1995, house prices have increased much faster than inflation for the first time in decades.