Sentence examples for increasing at present from inspiring English sources

Demand for such medicinal plants in Pakistan is increasing at present 15%% annually (Shinwari 2010).

Although rapidly increasing, at present controversy remains regarding the utility of viscoelastic methods for the detection of post-traumatic coagulopathy.

The number of GPs who report data to the DDDA is rapidly increasing at present, because all GPs in Denmark are obliged to have an IT program called Sentinel Data Capture installed in their electronic health record systems no later than April 2013.

Recently, the flare frequency has been increasing, but at present (late 2018) it has not reached the frequency seen early in the mission.

With recent substantial funding from the Gates Foundation for HIV prevention [ 6], the number of intervention programmes for female sex workers is increasing rapidly at present in Andhra Pradesh.

The use of SSRIs has been steadily increasing and at present, 10% of women of child-bearing age use antidepressants in Finland, a figure which is nearly three times more common than during pregnancy (National Institute for Health and Welfare, unpublished statistics, Finland 2012).

If worldwide energy consumption continues to increase at its present rates, catastrophic climate changes have been projected by M. I. Budyko, a leading Soviet specialist.

If revenues continue to increase at the present rate, domestic taxes will cover all recurrent expenses by 2017.

The results show that the mechanical strength of UHPC specimen presents an increasing at first stage and a decreasing or stable trend later with the higher pressure or the prolonged duration time of autoclaving.

4. In the intervening twenty-five years, developing country membership of the CGIAR has increased dramatically; at present, twenty one of the forty three members of the CGIAR are developing countries.

It also looks at increasing the present postal subsidy (which would only further bankrupt the dying postal service in the service of dying publications); using Voice of America and Radio Free Europe content (aka propaganda) in the U.S.; and enabling the SBA to help nonprofits.