Sentence examples for increased by thirty from inspiring English sources
"On Facebook, we had only three hundred and thirty likes, but that increased by thirty or forty since I took over, last week," Afshari said.
Last October, the month after six-year-old Zymere Perkins died, allegedly at the hands of his mother and her boyfriend, foster-care placements increased by thirty per cent.
These scientists focus on the time line: since 1900, the human life span has increased by thirty years — and so, as a consequence, have cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and dementia.
Even as movie attendance has dropped nineteen per cent from its peak of 1.6 billion theatregoers, in 2002, the number of films released each year since then has increased by thirty per cent.
But studies also show that that area increased by thirty-nine per cent last year — so the most recent trends aren't good.
Civilian deaths in Afghanistan increased by thirty-one per cent this year due to more violent tactics among insurgent forces, according to the United Nations.
Since the London plan was introduced, in 2003, vehicle speeds in the city's central business district have increased by thirty-seven per cent and carbon-dioxide emissions from cars and trucks have dropped by fifteen per cent.
In 1929, to keep pace with water consumption, which had increased by thirty-five million gallons per day since the first tunnel was built, the city began to construct Tunnel No. 2. Once again, another aqueduct was built, this one drawing water from the Delaware River.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University found that the firearm-homicide rate increased by thirty-four per cent in the first year after the repeal and remained significantly higher than it had been, while the rate of homicides committed with other weapons did not change.
