Sentence examples for statement increased from inspiring English sources

The statement increased rights groups' worries that the Met's involvement might have been more than just observation.

Stamp duty changes introduced in 2014's autumn statement increased the upfront cost of buying a property priced at £937,500, and a new surcharge will add to this from April 2016.

The performance of the proposed architecture was evaluated with 1,000,000 records which shows that by increasing the number of records, the response time of Select statement increased dramatically whereas it increased gradually for Insert, Update and Delete operations.

A study by Hurk et al. (2001a, b) showed that adding keywords in the problem statement increased its clarity, which provided essential guidelines for their individual study.

Specifically, the mean OQS based on the CONSORT statement increased by about 4.05 for manuscripts with funding source (95% CI, 0.44 to 7.67; P < 0.05) (Table  4).

In addition, the Meharry et al. study evaluating the educational pamphlet plus the verbal statement increased vaccine uptake from 46.9% in the control group to 86.1% in the intervention group [ 62].

The statement increasing fear of a breakdown of the peace talks engineered by South Korea.

Or might the chancellor, in his April 17 budget statement, increase the rate of VAT?

The State Department recently gave the project a passing grade in an environmental impact statement, increasing the likelihood of approval.

The budget, Mr. DiNapoli said in a statement, "increases our debt burden and relies on temporary actions that will get us through short-term problems but pushes off some hard choices for another day".

The responses to an open-ended question on what new skills they learnt from the training can broadly be divided into two groups: one group subscribed to enhanced in-depth understanding of the health system, as indicated from a representative statement, "increasing knowledge about health sector reform in the field of planning, management, need assessment, priority intervention, and evaluation".