Sentence examples for increased far beyond from inspiring English sources
With Bernie Sanders's campaign, the number of people enticed by socialist ideas has increased far beyond Seattle.
In a time when fees have increased far beyond the levels in 2004, the NSS is seriously outdated.
Since the temperature of the nanoliposome suspension increased far beyond the phase-transition temperature (T c ) by the long-term bath sonication, the fluidity of the lipid bilayer increased and therefore induced the AS release from the liposomes.
Skelton gave us several history lessons but failed to provide the real reason voters passed Proposition 13: Property values had greatly increased far beyond the purchase price, and seniors on a fixed income could not afford the increased taxes on the full assessed value of their homes.
Furthermore, in pilot studies, the stimulation current was increased far beyond supramaximal levels (up to 200%) without a subsequent decrease in triplet torque.
Oil production, too, in the U.S. will increase far beyond what experts thought possible a few short years ago.
The cost of tuition increasing far beyond inflation rates, the lack of successful graduation rates by many schools, and the student loan debt of college graduates relative to their workplace earnings have combined to create a national conversation about the value of a college degree.
Congressman Waxman: Two main goals in health care legislation have to be to have universal coverage of all Americans and to figure out how to help hold down the health care costs that are increasing far beyond the inflation rate in our economy.
Additionally, worldwide prevalence of diabetes continues to increase far beyond expectations.
Now, per capita consumption did indeed fall dramatically from 1919 to 1920, but then increased far more dramatically from 1920 to 1922 after which it continued to increase well beyond pre-Prohibition levels.
Now, per capita consumption did indeed fall dramatically from 1919 to 1920, but then increased far more dramatically from 1920 to 1922 – after which it continued to increase well beyond pre-Prohibition levels.
