Sentence examples for largest ever increase from inspiring English sources

He previously worked on high impact campaigns in Australia with Make Poverty History and The Oaktree Foundation, helping to secure the largest ever increase in Australian aid.

In its 2007 submission to the Treasury it highlighted the success of the NIHR and MRC and outlined an ambitious programme of coordinated work to enhance translational research; in October 2007 it secured the largest ever increase in public funds for UK health research [ 96].

The president has asked for $49.7 billion for education programs in 2011, a 7.5 percent jump; that includes the largest-ever increase, $3 billion, for education from kindergarten to the 12th grade.

He also hailed moves to take millions of low-paid workers out of income tax, freeze council tax bills and deliver the largest-ever increase in the state pension.

Last year, Democrats passed the largest-ever increase in veterans' health care funding.

For Deutsche Bank, it would be the largest ever capital increase, and for Germany it could herald the largest share issue since a €11 billion issue by Deutsche Telekom in 1999.

"Following the Davies report commissioned by Vince Cable, we have seen the largest ever annual increase in women on boards - though incidentally not in the Cabinet," she said.

The political pressures involved in this governmental effort have resulted in a concentration...on the most immediate aspects of drug use and a reaction along the paths of least political resistance... the creation of ever larger bureaucracies, ever increasing expenditures of monies, and an outpouring of publicity so that the public will know that 'something' is being done.

The scientific literature on MS is large and ever increasing; therefore, it is possible that some articles were still missed.

The most problematic consequence is the difficulty and even impossibility of efficiently exploiting the large and ever increasing amounts of "genomic" data.

In contrast, there are a large and ever increasing number of inhibitor-kinase co-crystal structures that have been determined using X-ray crystallography that can be used to classify binding conformations.