Sentence examples for some kind of increased from inspiring English sources

Reports are however saying there has been some kind of increased activity at North Korea's main nuclear testing site.

The 58-year-old man had a high fever, he reported, and the thick optic nerves that connect the eyes to the brain were visibly swollen from some kind of increased pressure inside the skull.

"Through this year," he added, "I would expect the junior sector to show some kind of increase".

We would rather see some kind of increase in revenue as opposed to cutting these programs".

But Mr. Gargano said that while Port Authority board members had not seen the proposal, he believed that they all understood the need for some kind of increases.

"And by tiering [sic] the different pay bands, it means the vast majority (over 80%) will receive some kind of increase.

But the mayor made it clear that he supported some kind of increase, even saying at one point that the two-tier pricing system "is something that I approved a couple of days ago".

"We understand the need to reduce our services, but we are right to expect some kind of increase in taxation on the wealthiest to deal with the state's needs".

If some kind of increase in taxes is inevitable, one that takes aim at high-frequency traders probably hits few Iowans and average Americans in general, while doing much good.

In an interview with Time, he expressed approval for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "coming out with a very interesting statement that leaders should speak in public like they do in private whenever they can" and bought into Netanyahu's view that this, in Assange's words, would "lead to some kind of increase in the peace process in the Middle East and particularly in relation to Iran".

The survey found that in the West Midlands, the number of cut-price stores had gone up by 30%, but every region had seen some kind of increase in such shops except for the Yorkshire and Humberside region and Scotland.