Sentence examples for noted a sharp rise from inspiring English sources

She noted a sharp rise in hate attacks, even in her multicultural London constituency, including harassment of long-settled, non-white individuals who were not from European countries.

Although UK forces pulled out of Iraq three years ago, and will have left Afghanistan by the end of next year, concern about the welfare of veterans is increasing, with some charities noting a sharp rise in referrals.

The report also noted a sharp jump in the number of in-custody deaths, which rose to a dozen in 2015 compared with four the year before.

He noted a sharp difference between the two options.

The Lloyds spending power report, which analysed current account data, also noted a relatively sharp rise in spending on food.

Of note, there is a sharp rise in the energy at ∼25 Å, where the energy increases by ∼17 kcal/mol over a distance of ∼6 Å.

Interestingly, Adobe notes that there has been a sharp rise in "buy online, pick up in store" transactions, with people buying twice as much on Thursday as on Wednesday to pick up starting Friday.

Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center, noted that his recent polls showed a sharp rise in the number of people planning to cut back on spending — but also a clear increase in the number who expected the economy to be in better shape next year.

However, such a sharp rise was not noted in the placebo group.

Pollsters from Langer Research Associates note that this shift is matched by a sharp rise in the number of Americans who say that homosexuality is just how some people are, rather than a choice.

Action Pour Les Enfants (APLE), a charity, notes that Cambodia prosecuted 17 paedophilia cases last year, a sharp rise on previous years.