Sentence examples for have increased very from inspiring English sources

The Baḍaga have increased very rapidly, from fewer than 20,000 in 1871 to about 140,000 in the late 20th century.

The most potent development over the past three decades is that the test scores of children from high-income families have increased very rapidly.

All this helps to explain why the prices of hundreds of manufactured goods have not risen, or have increased very little so far, in response to oil prices that are above $40 a barrel.

The Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels published a report on Monday concluding that European productivity has declined in the last six years and that "Europe's speed limit is unlikely to have increased very much".

Properties began selling again in 2010, he said, though prices have increased very little since then, if at all, and the market is currently about 15 percent below the 2007 prices.

"You have both depression and aggression — thefts, crimes of all sorts, have increased very much during the last months," said Nicos Mouzelis, an emeritus professor of sociology at the London School of Economics, who was recently mugged in an upscale neighborhood here.

But they had increased very slightly in August as well.

But the number of wine drinkers has increased very little.

Aside from sharp swings in gas prices, consumer and wholesale inflation has increased very slowly in the last year.

"The number of homes has increased very dramatically [under Livingstone]." The mayor has now pledged to build 50,000 affordable homes over the next three years.

Kayani said he understood that, just as he understood that the amount of funding available to the Pakistani military had increased very substantially under the new Pakistan Counter-insurgency Fund.