Sentence examples for killed has increased from inspiring English sources
"The rate at which children are being killed has increased significantly in 2002".
The harshest punishment for an offence where someone is killed has increased from two to 14 years.
New Zealand's police commissioner, Mike Bush, says the number of people killed has increased to 49 after one of the victims died in hospital.
The report goes on to say the number of detainees who have been confirmed of re-engaging has increased by one and now stands at seven of 144 detainees released during Obama's tenure; and the number of detainees suspected of and confirmed of re-engagement who were killed has increased by three.
The number of people killed has increased to almost 1,600 since the beginning of the flooding just over one month ago.
But the ferocity and frequency of the recent attacks, in which more than a dozen soldiers have been killed, have increased concern.
The rare alliance between landowners and ornithologists emerged on Wednesday as Police Scotland said the total number of birds killed had increased to 19, including five buzzards and 14 red kites – the largest single killing of the species in modern times.
He rightly implies that humanity's capacity to kill has increased exponentially with the rise of industrialized technology.
It is hardly unprecedented for high-ranking Japanese executives to commit suicide in the face of a scandal or when their businesses are under extreme duress, and the number of banking executives who have killed themselves has increased in the last several years as the financial industry's condition worsened.
Concerning the wolf, the number of wolves reported as being killed has slowly increased since the 1960's and although there are no statistics for the transition period 1988–1992, it jumped from 200 wolves killed in 1987 to 460 in 1994, showing that hunting pressure on wolves didn't decrease, except maybe during the 1988–1992 period.
According to a new report by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the number of African rhino killed by poachers has increased for a sixth year in a row.
