Sentence examples for huge increase in support from inspiring English sources

The last seven months have seen a huge increase in support for the movement, and not all the campaigners are cyclists – some are just regular people who, understandably, don't want to see others die on London's roads.

Griffiths says there has been a huge increase in community awareness, support groups, and discussion.

But one senior official traveling with Mr. Bush here today said it would have been "political suicide in the November election" to stand in the way of farm-state politicians who demanded huge increases in federal support after years of declining farm prices.

"We desperately need a huge increase in provision of specialist counselling and support services for survivors of sexual abuse.

Middle-class Americans should, in their own self-interest, support a huge increase in the Earned Income Tax Credit, even though this would have a large budgetary cost.

With cracks already beginning to show, the NHS will soon be unable to cope with the huge increase in demand for services – meaning the support that organisations like Macmillan provide will become even more critical.

Over the last decade or so, the police have had the run of things – vast investment, a huge increase in numbers (17,000), regiments of Police Support Community officers (16,000) to do the unglamorous jobs, and permission to write controversial policy that by-passes parliamentary scrutiny.

In addition to hiring incentives, Romney told CBS on Thursday that he supported giving people laid off through no fault of their own "personal accounts" from which to draw benefits -- a much more radical proposal than anything he pursued while governor, when he reluctantly supported a "huge increase" in business taxes to pay for unemployment insurance.

But these hawkish critics have themselves come under fire from economic conservatives who argue that there is little political support for a huge increase in military spending.

With the polls predicting a doubling in the party's support and, potentially, a huge increase in the number of their MPs this really matters.

"The biggest surprise was the huge increase in IMF resources to around $1 trillion, which will go a long way to supporting financial stability in the developing world," said Jan Randolf, head of sovereign risk at IHS Global Insight.