Sentence examples for head increase from inspiring English sources

One of the supposedly booming BRIC countries, Brazil, has seen its GDP per head increase by only 2.3% per year since 2003, barely any faster than Japan's.

During the breeding season, when levels of the male sex hormone testosterone are high, the heads of males become red in colour and muscles in the head increase slightly in size.

The reasons are that the head loss is very small as shown in Fig. 3 and the effect of the drawdown of water during pumping which decreases with head increase.

Reductions in total fertility, increases in income per head, increase in maternal education and social stability are factors enabling many countries to reduce maternal death [ 1].

Between 1870 and 1913 world GDP per head increased by an average of only 1.3% a year.

The population nearly doubled by 1976, with expenditure per head increasing by roughly the same proportion.

Nearly every measurement — hip, shoulder and head — increased by at least a couple of inches.

The ONS said GDP per head increased by 0.5% between the third and fourth quarters and was up 2.2% for the year as a whole.

These are that countries in Asia have actually been narrowing the gap substantially: there, excluding already-developed Japan, in 1950-2001 income per head increased fivefold.

In three cases, increasing the pump head increased the pressure loss above the initial value.

Usage of mobile phones near the head increases the possibility of effects on brain tissue.