Sentence examples for increase in phone from inspiring English sources
Any immediate increase in phone rates would probably be modest, they say.
Temporarily giving in to pressure from consumer groups and embarrassed regulators, AT&T put off a planned increase in phone rates for millions of consumers who subscribe to its basic rate plan.
Surely a government with the capacity to predict budget surpluses over a period of years has the ability to predict an increase in phone inquiries over a few months.
Perhaps it is too early to judge, but the enormous increase in phone usage should have caused at least a minor blip in glioma rates over 20 years — but no such increase is apparent.
"We've had a huge increase in phone calls and 14,000 hits a day on our Web site from people asking for information on balancing diet and going vegetarian," said Samantha Calvert, director of public affairs for the Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom.
Privacy International, a London-based international activist coalition, gave the "Worst Government Official" award to Ashcroft; the group cited him for a heavy increase in phone wiretapping and for imprisonment without charge of many people, as the U.S. sought to identify potential terrorists in its midst following the September 11 slaughter.
Increases in phone theft in the last two decades go against the grain of declining crime of many types.
Thus the hypothesis is compatible with the increases in phone theft and e-crimes, passing the third test.
He described a VW campaign that had 52% engagement, and a one-day Radio Shack ad that gave stores three days of double digit increases in phone purchases.
Harrington and Mayhew's (2001) landmark study showed rapid increases in phone theft, and a set of questions on phone theft was added to the British Crime Survey (now the Crime Survey for England and Wales) in 2001/2 (Hoare 2007; Hall 2009).
In a separate analysis of after-hours reading environments, increases in phone-call volume were associated with an increase in the number of errors made by radiology residents (Balint et al., 2014).
