Sentence examples for spectacular increase of from inspiring English sources

There were 24,099 New Yorkers of Pakistani origin, up by 79percentt, and 19,148 Bangladeshis, for a spectacular increase of 286percentt.

That survey shows a sharper increase in employment than the payroll survey -- including a spectacular increase of 589,000 jobs in November -- helping to explain why the rate is falling, and convincing some economists that the household survey is a better job measure.

It exhibit spectacular increase of dielectric permittivity, dielectric loss, and dc-conductivity relative to that of neat PVDF films.

The spectacular increase of PV facilities exceeded all forecasts and the government decided to curb the trend.

Finally, HTC, torrefaction and slow pyrolysis processes proved an improvement in the combustible characteristics of the obtained biochars compared to raw biomass by the spectacular increase of carbon content 36%, 34%and80%0%, respectively.

In recent years, the spectacular increase of traffic in the majority of the developed countries has led to heightened concerns about the state of the roads, particularly in regard to how to improve driving conditions and, consequently, lower accident rates.

In fact, even after the run of spectacular increases of the last seven years, public spending's share of GDP last year was still (at 41.7%) well below its level in the Tory mid-1990s, when it varied throughout 1991-5 between 42.4% and 44.3%.

The introduction of massively parallelized computer architectures [7 9], together with the availability of more efficient algorithms, has allowed for a spectacular increase in terms of the size of the molecular systems studied [10,11] as well as the length of the simulations that can be performed [6,12].

This demand is creating a spectacular increase in supply of techniques, technologies and businesses that span everything from the egg to the mother.Fertility treatment is a business with more than 1m customers and revenues of $3 billion a year in America alone.

Agricultural trade among them (taking the EU-15 as reference), displayed a spectacular increase, from 17.1%% of world agricultural exports in 1959 1966 to 26.8 % in 1994 2000 (Serrano and Pinilla 2011a).5 In other regions of the world, such as Latin America, the effect of these agreements upon agricultural trade was much lesser (Serrano and Pinilla 2008).

As a result of this progress, the last year has seen a spectacular increase in the number of published studies in which these types of variants or single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are detected.