Sentence examples for increase by far from inspiring English sources

Instead, welfare mothers found work, and the biggest increase by far was among those who had never been married.

That would be the largest increase, by far, since automotive fuel economy standards were first imposed after the oil shocks of the 1970's.

The biggest increase by far would be felt by drivers who pay in cash: cash tolls on those crossings would be raised by $7, to $15 a trip.

The steepest increase by far was among black teenagers, to 57percentt, from 25percentt in 1988; the prevalence among white teenagers, in contrast, was unchanged at 50percentt.

The largest increase by far was in the Netherlands.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Taxing wages Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Metals Reprints.

A survey this week of 155 non-financial firms in the Nikkei, Japan's leading business daily, showed pre-tax profits jumping by more than a third in the first three quarters of this financial year, which ends in March a higher increase by far than the much-praised recovery in profits by their American competitors.

Their data on shopping habits show that the range of goods consumed by poor households increased by far more than for rich households.

Over the past couple of years, unemployment has increased by far more in Germany than in the rest of the euro area.

They then made the same calculation as for the previous survey in 1998 and estimated that the number and mass of bugs had increased by 47%, and that the biggest increases by far were in the numbers of mites.

Since these two categories have recently increased by far more than average CPI, this means that pensioners are losing in real terms even if their pension payments go up by average CPI.

Also in bakers' yeast cells shifted from glucose to oleic acid medium PEX11 increased by far the most [ 14].