Sentence examples for increases in organized from inspiring English sources

The overall membership rate declined because the increases in organized labor's ranks did not keep pace with overall growth in employment.

Making alcohol illegal led to huge increases in organized crime, corruption, and violence.

While the rebound is tiny, and might yet prove to be a statistical mirage, it is the first recorded increase in organized labor's ranks since the 1970s, when almost one in four workers belonged to a union.

In this study, we demonstrate that p53 activation is associated with a dramatic increase in organized microfilament bundles and an increase in sm alpha-actin mRNA level.

And two-thirds of retailers said they have seen an increase in organized retail crime over the past year.

Police in Britain are now reporting a dramatic increase in organized and armed gangs of poachers, and we may see a similar surge here in the U.S. as economic conditions worsen and food prices soar.

Thus minimizing the number of opportunistic smears and increasing attendance in organized screening by reminders and a self-sampling option could decrease the overall costs of screening.

Labor experts predicted an increase in organizing efforts on campuses and the formation of new unions.

Our findings of a higher percentage of sports-related fractures compared to those of Landin and Tiderius et al. are most likely a reflection of differences in registration of data, but they are perhaps also partly due to an increase in participation in organized sporting activities.

[C1.] The likelihood of a schism in organized labor increased when five major unions formed a growth-oriented coalition and the presidents of four of the unions hinted strongly that they might quit the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

The increased participation of children and adolescents in organized sports worldwide is a welcome trend given evidence of lower physical fitness and increased prevalence of overweight in this population.