Sentence examples for looking at the increased from inspiring English sources

Some medical examiners and pediatricians are looking at the increased teenage suicide rate from suffocation over the last decade and questioning whether dozens of deaths listed as suicide might in fact have been accidental, the result of a choking game experience gone wrong.

Regarding these facts and looking at the increased amount of R&D investments, one could argue that the drug discovery pipeline should be in full swing yielding a growing amount of approved drugs.

Since hurricanes are the main source of extreme rainfall in the tropical oceans, past hurricane events can be dated to the days of their impact on the coral by looking at the increased 18O concentration within the coral.

Studies looking at the increasing inequality among workers tell a similar story.

In looking at the increasing number of young athletes like LeBron James, Michelle Wie and Freddy Adu, "Then and Now" wonders if the sports culture is eating its young.

Also on the agenda are Spies Out of Our Lives, looking at the increasing incidence of surveillance and eavesdropping, and the We Can't Breathe campaign, raising concerns about deaths at the hands of police and security staff.

There's a discussion of real-time marketing, another focusing on a new wave of online creators and a third looking at the increasing importance of mobile.

The lawmakers instead voted, 51 to 45, for a Republican alternative that would let the rules go into effect while a different study, one that would look at the increased, as well as decreased pollution, is under way.

Mr. Baris said that looking at the increase in the percentage of unsold homes can be misleading.

"We're excited that N.Y.U. is looking at the increase of nonpolluting transportation as a positive," he said.

"We won't just be looking at the increase in shipping, but also issues such as how climate change and the recent cyclone and extreme weather has affected the reef," she said.