Sentence examples for increasing number of executions from inspiring English sources

Dianne Clements, president of Justice for All, a victims' group that supports capital punishment, said the increasing number of executions reflected "the mechanics of the death penalty as it plods along".

Figure 6 Increasing number of queries and execution time in a two node cluster.

Welch believes the tide has begun to turn in America against the death penalty and the main factors for this are the increasing number of exonerations and spate of botched executions in recent years.

Missouri and several other states have turned to compounding pharmacies, which are not regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration, to acquire drugs for executions after an increasing number of pharmaceutical manufacturers objected to their drugs being used in capital punishment.

So are an increasing number of foreigners.

"And an increasing number of traders.

The Cingranelli-Richards Human Rights Dataset shows that the people of Bangladesh have been terrorised especially since the 1990s, with increasing numbers of political imprisonments, torture, disappearances and extrajudicial executions [ 13].

Increasing numbers of genes have been assigned functions in the regulation and execution of angiosperm senescence.

During cell migration, such a mechanism could assure execution of the contractile signaling in the trailing edge, where increasing numbers of signaling endosomes will guarantee compartmentalized signaling fidelity.

Increasing numbers of sellers are simply surrendering.

Increasing numbers of colonists left the island.