Sentence examples for much the increased from inspiring English sources

"The biggest thing is not so much the increased traffic or noise or litter, it's that we feel a helplessness.

Mr. Kelly said last week that there were no readily available numbers to show how much the increased sales of the passes were costing the agency.

That ratio is a favorite metric for those charting a nation's commitment to investing in innovation, since the intensity of investment is supposed to be a good indicator of how much the increased spending will actually boost a country's overall economy.

Reflecting not so much the increased power of the Christian right as the broader culture's commitment to pluralism, the missives now bore messages studded with such phrases as "With special holiday wishes" or "With warmest wishes for the holidays" -- a card no one would worry about sending to a Jew, a Muslim, a Hindu or an atheist.

Responses to the BRFSS did not include questions about the length of time one was insured through any particular insurer, therefore it cannot be precisely determined how much the increased enrollment affected prevalence estimates.

The present data do not allow an estimation of how much the increased delta-9 desaturase expression in response to HFD affects the proportions of fatty acids stored in EWAT, but we noticed that the MUFA fraction was markedly increased whereas the fraction containing saturated fatty acids remained relatively stable during the experiment.

Simple genetics accounts for much of the increased risk.

Much of the increased demand is coming from companies in New York and Washington or those with overseas operations.

In contrast, much of the increased demand from Asia is for imbibing, not investment.

Advocacy groups for autism patients suggested that much of the increased prevalence is real.

Much of the increased risk in men was seen in the elderly.