Sentence examples for press increased from inspiring English sources
Since then, Jordan has had an elected parliament with quotas for women, a partly independent press, increased civil society and cooperation with NGOs.
But, he added, the people of Afghanistan were grateful to the American "taxpayers" for changes initiated since the American invasion in 2001, like greater freedom of the press, increased participation of women in politics and improvements in infrastructure.
The space devoted to sports coverage in the daily press increased to the point where, by the middle of the 20th century, even the august New York Times was producing bulky sports sections.
As the buzz in the Swedish press increased, the project co-ordinators issued a further press release to the Swedish media explaining they had all the necessary permits and permissions from the relevant Swedish authorities.
Each key press increased or decreased the viewing duration by 100 ms. The default viewing duration for each image (i.e. the length of time a face remained onscreen if no keys were pressed) was 4 s.
When competitive volleyball players, basketball players, track and field athletes, and gymnasts performed their event-specific exercises on a whole body vibration platform, 3RM leg press increased by 12.7%% or 48 426 kg (p < 0.05) compared with the 10 kg gain (n.s). in passive control group (Fagnani et al. 2006).
Lever presses increased when rats received amphetamine in the sessions with the 60 or 360 infusion schedules compared to lever presses with vehicle infusions (Fig. 5).
While the sheet resistance for the film without press increases from 91.5 Ω/sq to 2140.2 Ω/sq.
Specifically, maximal velocity measured from a bench press throw improved from 2.39 to 2.49 m/s, and maximum bench press acceleration increased by 24.6%.
Press runs increased exponentially, reaching into the millions for some literary journals.
The president excoriated the industry in public interviews, and met with executives to caution against large paydays and to press for increased lending.
