Sentence examples for into the increased from inspiring English sources

Starting in the mid-'90s, Mr. Bragin said, swing has been enjoying a revival, with the success of TV shows like Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance" and ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" factoring into the increased interest.

Bowel Cancer UK chief executive Deborah Alsina said: "The report significantly adds to the available evidence into the increased risk of bowel cancer from eating too much red and processed meat; and strengthens the evidence of how eating food with fibre in it protects people against the disease.

Its over-expression results into the increased efflux of therapeutic agents rendering them inefficacious.

It's aimed at tapping into the increased demand for global travel from Asian tourists, and particularly those in China, whilst also bringing Western travelers to Asia where they can tap into Klook's ecosystem of activities and services.

Regrettably, a close examination of the history of traffic monitoring devices reveals that, on a larger scale, the profit motive figures prominently into the increased use of red light cameras.

This also provides biological plausibility into the increased risk of hepatocellular carcinoma in patients with diabetes according to cohort studies [50].

But Gaga isn't the only musician tapping into the increasing reach of games.

The expansion of Brasserie Blanc taps into the increasing popularity of restaurant chains that are fronted by leading chefs.

They delve into the increasing gap between wealth and poverty, filling it with opera, protest and drag.

That chimes with an important study published by Toronto Public Health, which looked into the increasing incidence of mental health problems and suicides in the city's population.

Apart from their more obviously exclusionary aspects, Low finds gated communities insidiously antidemocratic and antisocial because they play into the increasing privatization of all aspects of our society.