Sentence examples for increasing and only from inspiring English sources
During this period, the number of old people has been steadily increasing, and only between half and one-third of people with dementia ever receive a formal diagnosis.
Unsurprisingly, carbon emissions by the world's largest companies are increasing, and only one-third of the 600 largest companies in the U.S. have any systematic sustainability oversight at the board level.
So steel prices overall are increasing, and only part of the rise is being eaten up by higher input costs iron ore, coal, shipping caused by booming Chinese demand.Corus's own private troubles have shrunk too.
Also, as mechanization of the harvesting is increasing and only feasible in flat terrain, more workers are being used in areas where conditions are not suitable for mechanized harvesting equipment, such as rough areas where the crops are planted irregularly, making working conditions harder and more hazardous.
Racist attacks have increased, and only 7% of those reported result in conviction, much the same as rape.
Only 20percentt of the leaders agree that "the influence of religion in American life should increase," and only 30percentt of the Jewish public do.
Only 13percentt of whites reported that immigration levels should be increased and only 9percentt of whites favored affirmative action for blacks in university admissions.
My main theme was that the selling price of electricity was approaching a figure below which the demand would greatly increase, and only by this increase could the heavy cost of distribution be materially reduced.
Almost two thirds (65%) of firms expect the level of core staff to increase and only 5% expect a fall over the same period.
When the annealing time was increased from 5 to 30 min, the roughness and grain sizes were apparently increased and only nano-scale grains were observed.
Similarly, if a shopping complex is being built, property values nearby tend to increase, and only those who own their homes or can sustain the rent increase can afford to stay.
