Sentence examples for have indeed increased from inspiring English sources

Still, surveys indicate that about 80percentt of restaurants and cafes have indeed increased prices by rounding up the euro.

Anecdotal reports from shop owners suggest that sales of fresh produce have indeed increased alongside the surge in supply.

A study by the UN suggests that, since the introduction of such stations, levels of reporting have indeed increased.

Median survival times for some cancers have indeed increased significantly since 1970, as figures compiled by Macmillan Cancer Support show, but for others they haven't.

Mostly this support is down to the fact that fares on British railways have indeed increased faster than inflation partly because of a policy, introduced under the previous Labour government, to lighten the burden on taxpayers.

And turnout among black voters seems to have indeed increased as a result of the first lady's regular visits to black churches: blacks made up 11percentt of the electorate this year, compared with 9percentt in 1998, in a survey of voters leaving the polls on Election Day.

Real earnings — earnings adjusted for inflation — had indeed increased more quickly in recent months.

Social spending has indeed increased fairly steadily over the past ten years, but the Robin Hood effect has been conspicuously absent.

Such concerns have been reinforced by a number of studies suggesting that cannabis dependence, as measured by DSM criteria, has indeed increased.

The cost of attending college has indeed increased more quickly than inflation in recent years, but it has not risen as fast as many people imagine.

Mr. Harmon was referring to the lowest possible mark on the standardized reading test taken by eighth graders, and Dewey has indeed increased the number of its remedial classes over the past two years.