Sentence examples for has suddenly increased from inspiring English sources

This means now is the decisive moment for the oil talks, and diplomats say it is no coincidence that the north has suddenly increased the military pressure.

The real puzzle is not why volatility has suddenly increased, but why it had been so low in the past year or so.

Hidden might be stretching it just a bit because all of the features will have a direct impact on the user; but they may not be quite sure why their audio is clearer, they have some very large image files, or why the battery life has suddenly increased.

Mr. Goss's responsibilities have suddenly increased.

Those words have suddenly increased in irony.

This is not because risks during birth have suddenly increased.

How the hell did they get in this country?" Those words have suddenly increased in irony.

One that I remembered well involved a complaint by the Daily Mail's Newcastle reporter, Mike Gay, to his news editor that rival papers had suddenly increased their staffing in the city.

Consumer groups, including CJ&D project Americans for Insurance Reform (also founded this decade), have long argued that the reason medical malpractice insurance rates rise periodically is because of market forces and dropping interest rates (not because jury awards or payouts have suddenly increased), and that reforming and regulating the insurance industry is the only way to fix this problem.

A few days prior to admission, the complaints had suddenly increased when she developed watery diarrhea.

Taken as a whole, these data suggest that a rodent reservoir, mainly in rural areas, could have suddenly increased in the spring of 2004, thus increasing the risk for human transmission of Y. pseudotuberculosis and F. tularensis over the following months.