Sentence examples for ten-point increase from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Ross Perot came out of the three-way debates with President Bush and Bill Clinton looking sane and reasonable, and earned a ten-point increase in the polls, which he maintained until the election.

Decibels come on a logarithmic scale; every ten-point increase in decibels equals a tenfold increase in power.

In adjusted models (Table 2), a ten-point increase in Street Smart Walk Score was associated with a 17%% increase in the odds of meeting physical activity guidelines through walking outdoors (OR = 1.17; 95 %CI: 1.07,1.27).

In Mali, a ten-point increase above the average Complexity index score has a slightly more important effect on CBCA score than the ALARM intervention (6% improvement for Complexity index score versus 5% for ALARM).

About three in ten Americans (29%) are "very worried," an eight-point increase since March.

That's a nine-point increase in both cases over his seemingly paltry job approval ratings.

That's a nearly three-point increase over last year, health officials said.

That's a nine-point increase since a similar poll was conducted in February.

There was also a six-point increase in the percent who said that Republican incumbents care about their own priorities, and a nine-point increase in the percent who said Republican incumbents care about their campaign donors.

The three-point increase in April, the first in 17 years, has been blamed for the sudden slowdown in growth.

A two-point increase in resentment, they wrote, was linked with about a doubling in the amount of criticism.