Sentence examples for meant an increase from inspiring English sources

The increase in Jewish intermarriage has also meant an increase in conversions, which has worsened another long-simmering grievance.

That has meant an increase in parents raising their children outside of the community provided by a church or synagogue.

For PI-b-PCEMA, this meant an increase in the content of hexanes (HX) in THF/HX where HX was good only for PI.

The New Yorker, August 8, 1936 P. 7 Ten years to now NBC has meant an increase of power from 41,50 watts to 1,734,900 watts.

The success of the Endangered Species Act has also meant an increase in bear numbers -- and more bears on the tracks.

The president said that his government had won increasing foreign investment, and that declining inflation has meant an increase in the value of Mexican wages.

This meant an increasing absorption in ecology, west country history and the process - as opposed to the product - of writing.

In the power tool industry, stiff competition has meant an increased variety of products and a need for faster delivery.

The upturn has meant an increased budget for cricket manager Mark Robinson.

My job meant an increased workload for teachers, and they were not equipped to handle a "non-traditional" student.

An increase in power means an increase in heat output.