Sentence examples for premises increases from inspiring English sources

Additionally, there are too few drug inspectors in India, while the number of licensed manufacturing and selling premises increases exponentially.

This implies that individual premises are much more likely to be connected to other premises via the slaughterhouse route than any other route, and as the probability of spread via each route increases, the number of premises connected to at least one other premises increases more quickly for premises linked via slaughterhouses than for other routes.

After the OMBU opened at Frere Maternity Hospital, the total number of births on the hospital premises increased by 16%.

The total number of births on the hospital premises increased from 6352 during the earlier 12 month period to 7375 after the OMBU was established, representing a 16% increase.

The survey of 700 companies by the Manufacturing Advisory Service found the proportion of respondents planning investments in new machinery and premises had increased by 12 percentage points from a year ago, while more than half reported an increase in sales.

The fibre network now passes 15m premises, an increase of 6.2m in the year, and there are more than 1.5m homes and businesses using the superfast lines.

Dalgliesh discovers that certain art objects on the premises have increased in value so greatly that the four priests who run St.

Milton Leitenberg, a prominent arms-control expert, has argued that the exercise relied on faulty premises to increase the death toll and "assure a disastrous outcome".

"Why I say it's a big challenge is because the new rates are not really premised on increases in productivity or performance," said Shamsuddin Bardan, executive director of the Malaysian Employers Federation.

In its earnings report for the quarter ended Dec. 31, Verizon said its fiber-based Internet service, which serves 12 states and the District of Columbia, was available to 12.8 million premises, an increase of 10 percent from the previous year.

No one appeared to have done any real market research, other than a couple of phone calls and a local taste test, to determine if there was enough demand for the product, but by the end of the show the family had invested £100k on new premises to increase production.