When the Taliban, who are Pashtun, took control of most of the country, the exodus of Hazaras increased manyfold.
A normal male at rest uses about 250 millilitres of oxygen per minute, a requirement increased manyfold during vigorous exertion.
And now, said Thomas Kinton, the director of aviation for the Massachusetts Port Authority, those security measures are likely to be increased manyfold, from the deployment of more teams of explosive-sniffing dogs to an increase in random identification checks.
Their numbers have increased manyfold over the last 15 years, with data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggesting that more than 10 million people get them each year, adding up to more than $10 billion in annual costs.
It is hard to believe that life expectancy in the United States, and indeed in much of the Western world, has increased manyfold, even while we fail to microwave our sponges, scrub the blades of our blenders before we put them in the dishwasher and fail to wash our hands when we enter the kitchen.
Moreover, these risks increase manyfold when the underwriters are third-tier firms of lesser repute.
Our information on the transition between fish with fins and tetrapods with limbs and digits has increased manyfold in the last 15 20 years and especially in the last 5 or 10 years, with some spectacular finds of new material.
When Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker acted decisively to restore price stability in the U.S. by restricting growth in the money supply and letting interest rates rise to extraordinary levels, Latin American governments were caught with foreign debts whose sheer size had increased manyfold in just a few years.
The use of non-parametric tests in high-impact medical journals has increased at the expense of t-tests, while the sample size of research studies has increased manyfold.
During the last 30 years, the median sample size of research studies published in high-impact medical journals has increased manyfold, while the use of non-parametric tests has increased at the expense of t-tests.
He illustrates stark inequalities in who is most vulnerable and who will be most impacted within the South African context, and he notes that these inequalities increase manyfold when considering HIV/AIDS at an international level.
