Sentence examples for may increase from from inspiring English sources

The weight of the ovary of the starling, for example, may increase from eight milligrams in early winter to 1,400 milligrams immediately before ovulation.

In Brazil alone, output may increase from just above two million barrels a day to more than five million by 2020, about the equivalent of adding another Kuwait to world oil production.

The challenge to Mr. Rowland and leaders of both parties this year will be to find ways to achieve both goals, to increase statewide education spending by $60 million or more and to still keep this year's state budget under a mandated limit on how much it may increase from last year.

In contrast, resource supply of the individual plant may increase from the inner to the outer circle because of the larger growing area per tree.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, global meat consumption may increase from roughly 228 million tons in 2002 to about 465 million tons in 2050.

Considering dense deployments and reducing the cell radius from 600 to 400 and 300 m, the backhaul Capex cost may increase from $6.752K to $14.888K and $27K for PtP solutions and from $2.964K to $5.352K and $9.704K for PtMP solutions, respectively.

The publication of the figures will also renew pressure on David Cameron to drop his pledge to reduce the net immigration figure below 100,000 and may increase pressure from within the cabinet to exclude students from the arbitrary target.

Evidence from Chile indicates that arsenic in drinking water may increase mortality from pulmonary tuberculosis (Smith et al. 2010).

Observers suggest the incident may increase pressure from New York to start disbanding the sites.

One issue raised by the Danes is that treatment for breast cancer, which may not always be necessary, may increase deaths from other causes, particularly heart disease.

The rift may increase pressure from Eurosceptics within Cameron's Conservative party and outside it for Britain to hold a referendum on leaving the EU, which it joined in 1973.