Sentence examples for of course an increase from inspiring English sources

Of course, an increase in referrals over time may be, in part, an indication of more young people self-reporting and GPs being more receptive to it.

First, for making the thuddingly obvious point, which I should have noticed, that the dramatic increase in wiretaps granted might not reflect (or might not only reflect) the increasing ease with which judges grant them, but also, of course, an increase in the number of telephones in America.

Its main selling features are a highly improved LCD, a more complete video mode than its predecessor, and of course an increase in megapixels.

The implication of the report is, of course, "an increase in capital investments in homes affordable for the lowest income renters". What's needed instead are better measures of need and cash payments to cost burdened households.

For instance, Jaggar argues that globalization has promised many things that are crucial to feminists: peace, prosperity, social justice, environmental protection, the elimination of racism and ethnocentrism, and, of course, an increase in the status of women.

Serum CRP is widely used clinically as a marker of acute inflammation, but of course an increase in serum CRP concentration is delayed until some hours after the initial inflammatory insult because liver synthesis of CRP protein is required.

It is, of course, an increasing challenge to maintain gentle manners when stalled in traffic on smoggy highways.

Of course, an increasing number of writers are seeking to create competing visions – to find the forms of expression needed to describe Australia's relationships to places, and thereby some of the unique elements of Australian lives.

As the CDC points out, "Suicide is increasing against the backdrop of generally declining mortality". Of course, an increasing suicide rate is a sign of mental health, not physical health.

Of course, an increasing minimum wage makes it harder for employers to pay for people, but I don't think this is the entire reason why so many teenagers are unemployed this summer, or why our unemployment rate is so much higher.

Of course, an increased probability for consecutive enzymes to interact naturally leads to correlations at larger distances as well, even though the significance can be expected to drop.