Sentence examples for more general increase from inspiring English sources

To use the reserves, the plan relies on encouraging, somehow, a more general increase in private-sector imports.

Others suggest that Android will remain the principal target for cybercriminals, as well as predicting a more general increase in mobile scams and attacks.

A range of factors – house-price inflation, rising unemployment, a more general increase in the number of people with drink, drug and mental health problems, a ban on 16- and 17-year-olds claiming housing benefits – saw rough sleeping, most visibly in London's notorious "cardboard cities", on the increase once more.

For example, Gruner [10], [11] fertilized Metrosideros, the dominant tree on 120-yr-old Hawaiian basalt flows that also experience N-P co-limitation and found a more general increase in arthropods at several trophic levels, which was attributable to an increase in host plant quality.

The increasing prevalence of HIV among MSM may predict a more general increase of HIV in the population over the next several years.

Increased serum levels of BALP might reflect not only new bone formation in repair tissue of inflammatory lesions in AS but also a more general increase of bone mineral density in AS patients treated with TNF-α-blocking agents [ 32].

The increased activity in speech motor regions could reflect compensation that directly improved phoneme specificity in speech-relevant regions via sensorimotor integration, or a more general increased demand on cognitive processes, such as attention, verbal working memory and categorical judgment.

These can be very specific, like reaching a certain sales target or mastering particular software, or something more general, like increasing professional development activities, says Stephen R. Balzac, president of 7 Steps Ahead, a management consulting firm in Stow, Mass., and a professor of organizational psychology at the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston.

More recent investigation of cyclic self-mappings has been devoted to its characterisation in partially ordered spaces and also to the formal extension of the contractive condition through the use of more general strictly increasing functions of the distance between adjacent subsets.

More recent investigation about cyclic self-mappings is being devoted to its characterization in partially ordered spaces and also to the formal extension of the contractive condition through the use of more general strictly increasing functions of the distance between adjacent subsets.

More recent investigation about cyclic self-mappings is being devoted to its characterization in partially ordered spaces and to the formal extension of the contractive condition through the use of more general strictly increasing functions of the distance between adjacent subsets.