Sentence examples for rises in calls from inspiring English sources

Other organisations have also previously reported rises in calls since the scandal surrounding former TV presenter Savile first broke.

Louder noise, i.e., larger BFN20 amplitudes, caused higher rises in call frequencies up to a maximum of 171 Hz at a BFN20 amplitude of 100dB SPL (p < 0.001, df = 3, Χ = 2809.3, Kruskal-Wallis test; Fig. 1B).

National Debtline expects to see a 10 per cent rise in calls to its helplines this year.

City health clinics have reported a huge rise in calls from professionals facing redundancy.

Prostate Cancer UK, one of Movember's main beneficiaries, also reported a rise in calls to its helplines.

"We have seen a rise in calls to poison control centers around the United States that mirrored the rise in YouTube videos and their viewing.

I was not surprised at all to learn about the rise in calls to ChildLine from children feeling anxious about events in the news.

"This is reflected in the huge rise in calls faced by NHS 111 last weekend – up between 24% and 30% on the same weekend last year.

Last year, Mind nationally reported a 50% rise in calls to its support service, Mind Infoline, with callers experiencing severe financial worries.

NHS England said 111 had seen a huge rise in calls last weekend, up between 24% and 30% on the same weekend last year.

But the rise in calls continued at so sharp a rate that some police officials said the demand was forcing them to ignore other services their departments would routinely provide in a timely fashion, like responding to a traffic accident.