Sentence examples for serious increases from inspiring English sources
ROBERT STAVINS: In terms of looking forward, given where we are now, if one wants to see serious increases in environmental protection, particularly in the climate-change realm in the United States, then, I think, at this point in time, what you have to hope for is for a very significant improvement in the economy, in particular an improvement in unemployment.
An urbanization process continues and it causes serious increases in urban areas while decreasing the amount of green areas.
Evans and Wasielewski [24] found that, if cars of similar mass crash into each other, the likelihood of driver injury (fatal or serious) increases with decreasing car mass (both for head-on crashes and for crashes in all directions).
What we do know is that donating an organ can qualify you as having a pre-existing condition, and under the current form of the AHCA (Trumpcare), that could mean serious increases in your premiums.
On the face of it, there's a serious increase in the discretionary control by Whitehall of national policing.
"There's a serious increase of eating disorders among men," Ms. Bordo said, "of steroid abuse, of exercise compulsion".
And if the president does propose a serious increase in spending on infrastructure and education, I'll be pleased.
Ukraine is experiencing its most serious increase in fighting in three months, sending more civilians fleeing and raising fresh doubts about the viability of a shaky February truce.
"As a candidate, Obama had expectations that Europe would make a serious increase in troop levels after he became president," said Charles A. Kupchan of the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.
Any new macroeconomic policy must allow for a serious increase in government investment, as Labour's fiscal credibility rule allows, and as Labour has called for in its £500bn investment commitment.
It should comfortably top the original ($226.8m worldwide), and if the franchise has serious increasing traction outside of the west, it should be taking aim at the second's $376.1m.
