Sentence examples for soared the number of from inspiring English sources

As food imports have soared, the number of inspectors has declined as budgets have been cut.

While the cost of living in London has soared, the number of police officers making our city safe has plummeted.

As the share of imported food, drugs and devices has soared, the number of agency import inspectors has plunged, to 380 in 2006 from 531 in 2003.

Cemeteries are scrambling to create more space, and as plot prices have soared, the number of cremations has also risen, with a quarter of New Yorkers choosing the less expensive alternative.

Facebook is showing your content to far fewer people than they used to, says Nick Bilton at the NY Times, pointing out that while his subscribers have soared, the number of likes per post has declined rapidly.

A1 Cost Overruns on Weapons As prices soar, the number of new weapons that the United States military can afford shrinks, even with the biggest budget in decades.

With home prices continuing to soar, the number of people becoming liable for the first time will continue to increase dramatically, and at such a rate that it will no longer be possible to dismiss the issue as marginal.

Without action by Congress, the report said, health costs will continue to soar, the number of people without insurance will rise by nearly one million a year, to a total of 54 million in 2019, and spending on health care will increase to 25percentt of the gross domestic product in 2025, up from 16percentt in 2007.

Meanwhile, immigration from Latin America soared -- the number of Mexicans in the city tripled, to become the third-largest Latino group, behind Puerto Ricans and Dominicans.

The negotiations represent the latest efforts to consolidate the struggling airline industry, which lost $60 billion over the last decade as fuel costs soared and the number of travelers fell.

In much of the last decade, as corporate profits soared and the number of wealthy Americans increased sharply, the I.R.S. periodically decreased the level of scrutiny it directed at individual taxpayers at the top of the income scale.