Sentence examples for increased to a point from inspiring English sources
These concurrent interactions have increased to a point that it's impossible to adequately test all the potential cross-influences using the traditional approach.
As the want for herbal medicine increased, the need for herbs has also increased- to a point that we cannot supply what we demand.
The power conversion efficiency of this new class of solar cells has been increased to a point where they are beginning to compete with more established technologies.
The anthropologist Natalia Mendoza, a fellow at Bard College, observes that, because of greater border securitization, "the cost of smuggling has increased to a point that smugglers can no longer be independent".
The increased number of human activities within the marine environment and the demand for maritime space has increased to a point where in some parts of the globe the demand for maritime space has exceeded the available area.
Particularly for thin film studies, the rate of sample synthesis and characterization has increased to a point where the throughput of the whole materials development process is limited by the ability to process the characterization data and design new experiments.
The controversial theory behind this argument drew on studies that showed how production from individual oil fields and from oil-producing regions tended to increase to a point in time and then decrease thereafter.
The controversial theory behind this argument draws on studies that show how production from individual oil fields and from oil-producing regions has tended to increase to a point in time and then decrease thereafter.
The EU select committee in the House of Lords has recommended caution in the regulation of drones – especially important, it suggests, if public confidence is to increase to a point where they are accepted as solutions for tasks such as delivering parcels for Amazon, spraying crops or providing security at large events.
The positive influence of CO2 steadily increases to a point where the positive effects prevail and yields are rising.
