Sentence examples for hike in the number of from inspiring English sources

A UN report released last week showed a hike in the number of allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation by peacekeepers in 10 missions, from 52 in 2014 to 69 last year.

We saw a hike in the number of comedies starring women, and they were doing big things.

It also reported an 187percentt hike in the number of individuals apprehended who were traveling as part of a family unit including children, taking the total to 21,469.

Some have described the celebrations as an "explosive cocktail" for the mosquito-borne virus that is suspected of being behind a hike in the number of children born with abnormally small brains.

More recently, though, Wall Street Journal and New York Times analyses of high school Regents exams found a hike in the number of students scoring just over the mark required for passing grades, leading the city to audit those tests.

Brazil's crusade against the mosquito-borne Zika virus stems from evidence suggesting a link between the Dengue-like disease — that is typically mild and often asymptomatic — and a sudden hike in the number of babies born in the country with abnormally small heads.

We, the people, have absorbed these into our "normality" along with the power cuts, news of children abducted and held to ransom, deadly gun battles breaking out between whole villages, rising prices, a hike in the numbers of suicides and road accidents and so forth.

Two factors have contributed to raising the employment rate, Carney said: a hike of 300,000 in the number of older workers and an increase in the number of people who want to work more hours, from 200,000 to 300,000.

They would not count against the current immigration ceiling, meaning a likely hike in the overall number of immigrants allowed to stay in the country.

If that's not enough to tip you off to the overwhelming increase of app developers jumping into the game (along with the hike in the total number of apps), the infographic shows that the top 50 app developers only produce about 5percentt of the content in app stores.

Not even a five-fold hike in the number (in an attempt to raise the moral stakes of decision making) of distant potential beneficiaries changed the moral decision of the respondents.