Sentence examples for stunning increase from inspiring English sources
The result has been a stunning increase in inequality, the fastest in the OECD, so that Britain now ranks 28th out of 34 countries in the income equality "league table".
Last month figures from the Independent Schools Council revealed a stunning increase in the number of Russian pupils studying at UK private schools, up from 816 in 2007 (3.9% of all overseas pupils) to 2,150 in 2013 (8.3%).
Now, for instance, the agency reports that the volume of traffic on the Internet is doubling every 100 days, a stunning increase considering that telephone traffic has traditionally risen about 5percentt a year.
(For day schools, this is largely a result of a stunning increase in affluence in many of the areas they serve. Boarding schools now market themselves to families not only across the United States, but worldwide).
Some countries, such as Liberia and Niger, are growing faster still, doubling in size in less than 20 years a stunning increase that is causing forecasts of Malthusian disaster for countries that cannot feed themselves.
They show a country in the midst of a stunning increase in inequality, with incomes at the top rising more than ten times as fast as the incomes of middle-class Americans.
There were sporadic reports from malls in different cities suggesting stunning increases in traffic.
Prized for their robustness, and the fact that the stuff usually gets better with age, Bordeaux vintages have seen stunning increases in prices over the past decade.
While Blockbuster posted a stunning 33percentt increase in operating profit for the first six months of 2003, Mr. Greenfield noted that part of the gain came from aggressive cost-cutting, which is a one-time benefit.
The social network saw a stunning 50percentt increase in on-site video views between May and July this year.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) would get a stunning 11% increase if Congress were to approve a draft resolution unveiled on 17 March by Senator Pete Domenici (R-NM), the fiscally conservative chair of the Budget Committee.
