Sentence examples for increase very substantially from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the predicted future incidence rates, the numbers of cancer cases in the English population are predicted to increase very substantially from around 224 000 in 2001 to around 299 000 in 2020.

"In the longer run our pension could also be adjusted so that, if we need care, our pension increases very substantially," he said.

Kayani said he understood that, just as he understood that the amount of funding available to the Pakistani military had increased very substantially under the new Pakistan Counter-insurgency Fund.

The Obama Administration has increased very substantially aid for international family planning programs.

The levels of each of the four markers increased very substantially (30-500-fold) during differentiation of all cell lines.

The case-fatality rate increases very substantially with age, and this reflects the age-specific differences in the distribution of paralysis.

"We hope in the next five years to increase that number very substantially and a significant part of that will be via St George's Park".

At a preparatory meeting two weeks ago, finance ministers of the Group of 20 agreed to "very substantially" increase financing, though the Europeans favored an extra $250 billion, not $500 billion.

In other words regulatory dynamics enables the cell to adapt to its environment to increase its metabolic efficiency very substantially, fairly quickly.

However, adding a PRV around an OR will very substantially increase the volume of the normal tissue structures and may present dilemmas concerning the radiotherapy dose to the target.

"It is beyond my comprehension that RBS could have then exercised a discretion that very substantially increased the cost of funding Sir Fred Goodwin's pension," he said.