Sentence examples for increase in large from inspiring English sources

Hunger will increase in large parts of Asia and Africa.

He believes that because there has been a substantial increase in large arbitration awards, some brokerage firms are being more aggressive in litigation with investors.

The companies attributed the increase in large part to Easter coming in late April, as opposed to last year when most of the Easter-related shopping occurred in March.

Conversely, as atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, methane, chlorofluorocarbons, and other absorbing gases continue to increase, in large part owing to human activities, surface temperatures should rise because of the capacity of such gases to trap infrared radiation.

Erin McKenzie-Mulvey, a spokeswoman for the New York field office of the Drug Enforcement Administration, said that the agency was not involved in the case but that it reflected an increase in large marijuana seizures over the past four years.

Law enforcement officials say the sharp increase in large seizures is a clear sign that organized crime has slipped into the ivory underworld, because only a well-oiled criminal machine — with the help of corrupt officials — could move hundreds of pounds of tusks thousands of miles across the globe, often using specially made shipping containers with secret compartments.

Finkel says the RET is designed to achieve an increase in large-scale renewable energy generation to 2020 "but not beyond".

Insignia/ESG's commercial market report said there was a significant increase in larger lease transactions, with the average new lease year totaling 8,204 square feet -- 13percentt higher than the average in 1999.

Ron Jones, vice president of the company, said he has recently seen "an increase in larger groups pitching in and going out together," which makes the $130-an-hour rate affordable for a night out.

The final drop in b-values was due to the relative increase in large-magnitude events during the 10 min immediately preceding the eruption.

In an interview on the Murnaghan show, he said the Bank was "closely watching" rising property prices and the subsequent increase in large-value mortgages, which he warned could lead to a "debt overhang" which could destabilise the economy.