Sentence examples for such a large increase from inspiring English sources
No other age group saw such a large increase.
Several county legislators, both Democrat and Republican, said today that they were unlikely to support such a large increase.
But Labor is attempting to amend the increase to only $100bn, on the grounds that the Coalition has not justified such a large increase.
Oliver Letwin, chairman of the Conservative party's policy review group, said to argue for such a large increase in staff because of greater demands on government was "rubbish".
Dean Headley of Wichita State noted that improved Internet access made it easier to file complaints, but said that could not account for such a large increase in such complaints.
But recent comments from the candidate, and from officials in Obama's administration, suggest Clinton and Obama may be worried that such a large increase could prove too much for some parts of the country to bear.
The weakening of this protective umbrella has had direct implications, such as a large increase in skin cancer in Australia.
China is undergoing massive and rapid socio-economic changes leading to environment and population health challenges such as a large increase in non-communicable diseases, the emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases, new health risks associated with environmental pollutants and escalating health inequality.
Recent evidence suggests that this may be especially true in places with large natural background climate variability, such as Californiawhere a large increase in the risk of both extreme wet and extreme dry events is anticipated despite little change in average precipitation.
An example of such effects is a large increase from an earlier to a later survey in the level of maternal education, resulting in a rise in health literacy, that in itself might alter the way women responded to survey workers' interviews, and that actually reflected changes in women's lives and experiences.
Alternatively, such rates might develop with a large increase in the amount of 'vulnerable' ice, by activation of major EAIS retreat.
