Sentence examples for having increased from from inspiring English sources

The Home Office said 444 people in the UK had died from taking legal highs since 2010, having increased from 31 in 2010 to 144 in 2014.

In fact, the tree cover is spreading, having increased from 64% to 72% of the country in the past ten years, says Mr Thinley.Even the main "highway" from Thimphu to Paro is in many places only wide enough for one carSimilarly, few of Bhutan's mineral resources coal, possibly tungsten, and limestone suitable for cement have been dug up.

"Expenditure is also broadly similar to last year having increased from £64.5bn (9.3%) to £65.2bn (9.3%).

Only the alluvial fan and landslide sites (Sites 10 and 13 in Table 3) show significant deposition and reworking of tephra, mean thickness having increased from c. 50 mm (judged from slope crest sites) to 80 110 mm.

With life expectancy for these patients having increased from 12 years during the 1940s to 60 years currently, they are more frequently seen in adult emergency departments [8, 9].

3. The U.S. consumer is debt-burdened, with the debt-to-disposable-income ratio having increased from 70% in the early 1990s to 100% in 2000 and to 140% in 2008.

That has increased from 20% in 2008.

Potential fines for breaches have increased from £5,000 to £500,000.

(The rent has increased from $375 to $660 a month).

The cost had increased from £84 to £420.

His wages have increased from £7.30 to £8.39 an hour.