Sentence examples for largely by increased from inspiring English sources

In the late nineteen-seventies and early eighties, there was a spike in the killing of Africa's savanna elephants, caused largely by increased demand in Asia for ivory carvings.

In recent decades, large areas of rangeland have been converted to cropland or vice versa in the western United States and elsewhere in the world, driven largely by increased crop prices, loss of access to irrigation water, and agricultural expansion/contraction.

In summary, we have statistically replicated six of the previously associated obese-risk loci and our results suggest that the weight-inducing effects of these variants are explained largely by increased adipose accumulation.

In this hospital based cohort, OSA was shown to be independently associated with the metabolic syndrome (IDF criteria), driven largely by increased serum triglyceride, elevated glucose and day-time sleepiness but not with insulin resistance state.

They said these effects were "driven largely by increased carbon dioxide and other human-made emissions into the atmosphere".

NASA and NOAA, on the other hand, disagree, saying in a January report that the continued global warming is "driven largely by increased carbon dioxide and other human-made emissions into the atmosphere". .

Microsoft has prospered in difficult times for the PC industry largely by increasing its sales of its industrial-strength and higher-priced Windows 2000 operating system to businesses.

Over previous decades, food demand has been met largely by increasing farm yields; production has more than tripled from 87m tonnes in 1991 to 280m today.

Signs of that recovery, driven largely by increasing demand overseas, were visible on Monday, when the government reported a 0.5percentt month-to-month gain in industrial output in March.

The shortage of pharmacists has been caused largely by increasing demand for prescription drugs in the last decade or so as the population has aged and health care plans offering prescription drug coverage have expanded.

In a prelude to the 2010 budget outline he will present to Congress on Thursday, Mr. Obama also will explain his goal of cutting the estimated $1.2 trillion deficit at least in half by the end of his first term, largely by increasing taxes on the wealthy and withdrawing troops from Iraq.