Sentence examples for much larger rise from inspiring English sources

Whatever the precise nationwide increase is, criminologist Richard Rosenfeld said, it will almost certainly be "a much larger rise in homicide than we've seen in many, many years".

But because young workers have a much higher unemployment rate than their elders even in good times, this meant a much larger rise in unemployment relative to the workforce.

However, local increases in CMRglc in the parietal and whisker barrel field of somatosensory cortex were much larger, rising from ∼1 μmol·g−1·min−1 at rest to 1.4 2 μmol·g−1·min−1 during stimulation, depending on the cortical region and layer (Dienel et al., 2007a).

The number of jobs available, meanwhile, is expected to rise 2.6 per cent this year on top of a much larger 8.9 per cent rise the year before.

This also means that even a future grand solar minimum could not offset the much larger temperature rise caused by anthropogenic greenhouse-gas emissions [ 18, 19].

500 index, which includes much larger companies, rose 26.4percentt in 2003.

Aqua and Mr. Weeks's project, 340 on the Park, are part of a much larger project rising on 28 acres that for most of the last century was occupied by an Illinois Central Railroad train yard.

It would also force a fare increase in 2010 much larger than the 23percentt rise the authority has proposed for this year, he said.

If the West Antarctic ice sheet were to disintegrate, a much larger and more rapid rise in sea level of 5 6 metres could occur over the next several hundred years.

While popular "messiahs" continued to emerge, the period after the year 1000 gave rise to much larger movements that were often initially approved by ecclesiastical authorities.

We find that NDLC with step-wise modulation of anchoring forces gives rise to much larger gradients and absolute values of the effective index than NDLC with modulated external electric field as well as pure nematic liquid crystal (NLC) with inhomogeneous anchoring.