Sentence examples for substantial increase over from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Humanitarian Action Plann has a proposed budget of $870.5 million, a substantial increase over previous years, because the increased level of NATO military activity has led to increased needs for services in many parts of the country, according the United Nations.

That number was a substantial increase over prior years, tripling the year-end total of 21 in 2002.

There are about 17,000 personel at the site, according to Deputy Garrison Commander John Terence Smith, a substantial increase over last year.

If that trend continued, it would represent a substantial increase over last year's reported 2,970 deaths for Afghan security forces, including both police officers and soldiers.

Mr. Swigart would not disclose the cost of the campaign, other than to say the company would spend a "substantial increase" over 2011.

The E.E.O.C. has also observed a substantial increase over the last 15 years in discrimination charge filings based on color, which have risen to 1,241 in 2006 from 374 in 1992.

CEO income during 2016 reflected substantial increases over the preceding year, with the typical CEO getting an 8.5percentt raise.

8 A 2010 household survey estimated coverage at 68%, 9 and both rates represented substantial increases over earlier years.

Participation in gym-based activities, sports and 'other' activities (ie, any activities not otherwise specified, including the popular aqua-fit sessions) showed substantial increases over time.

Improvements in health worker supervision may have also played a role, as suggested by the substantial increases over the study period in the proportion of workers who reported receiving feedback from their supervisor.

Because, says Mark Brown, a Ph.D. pharmacologist who took that unconventional step, the additional year of study provides "tools to move into industry and make an immediate contribution" to a company, and to do so at "a substantial increase in income" over what he might otherwise have earned.