Sentence examples for increase in rich from inspiring English sources

"With consumers demanding more lifelike viewing experiences, the trend to offer such devices makes perfect sense, especially considering the increase in rich content that is being made available on smartphones".

As I argued in a recent opinion piece, the phablet form factor may be a bit awkward in the hand but it's easier on the eye when it comes to reading text, watching video and interacting with rich multimedia content — and iSuppli also flags up the increase in rich smartphone content as a factor fuelling phablets' growth.

Figure 7 shows a sudden increase in rich-club coefficient when the income level is above CFAF (300mbox000).

Since then, poverty rates have improved but the global environment has deteriorated sharply as 1.6 billion people have been added to the population and consumption levels have increased in rich nations and the growing middle class of emerging economies.

rrnA is the only transcription unit that is highly expressed and whose expression is increased in rich medium in InvA strains (Corbin et al, 2003; Lopez-Campistrous et al, 2005).

He doesn't want a deal that includes the Bush tax cuts expiring for the rich or an increase in the rich's marginal tax rates (from 35 to 39.6, which would be the same as under President Clinton), but is willing to consider changing his stance if the Democrats convince him they will cut mandatory spending.

The NH3 selectivity which depends on local NO H2 ratio decreased with increase (decrease) in rich time (total cycle time) for 8% catalyst.

The scale of contingent liabilities, such as government guarantees on bank debt, differs hugely between countries, with a far bigger increase in the rich economies at the heart of the crisis.

The results are similar to previous studies on Gir cattle where similar decrease in methane production was observed with increase in roughage rich diet (Unpublished data).

Consequently, the self-diffusion coefficients of oxygen atoms decrease in Si-rich layers and increase in Mg-rich layers.

On the other hand, opening the labour market to the increasing demand in rich countries has created external brain drain and shortages of qualified health professionals in developing countries.