Sentence examples for very high increase from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing a very high increase in the number of calls that H.R. call centers are handling from employees saying, 'Where's my money?' " he said.

Above a saturation point, a strategy based on extensive visual effects, such as high-frequency flashing, resulted in a very high increase of intrusiveness and a slightly better performance in terms of acquired interactions.

In a comparison with the reference lime plaster without any additives, the experimental results show three- to five-fold increase in strength, about 25% decrease of water vapor diffusion coefficient, 20% decrease of water absorption coefficient and a very high increase of freeze/thaw resistance.

As such, seen below, although China's coal demand has been pretty flat in recent years, coal power generation has been rising at 6% per year - a very high increase for a nation where 100% of the population has access to electricity and per capita wise consumes nearly as much electricity as members of the European Union.

Regions with a very high increase in beta power were distributed all over the scalp.

For further analysis, we specified clusters with a very high increase of event-related beta by choosing regions t>5.3 compared to baseline (see Figure 3).

Instances of very high, increasing or low volumes of prescribing should be examined.

If that proves to be the case, then I think it will be entirely reasonable for the chancellor then to recoup that money back from the energy companies in a one-off impost given the scale of their profits and the unjustified nature of the very high increases they've just proposed.

The results showed that combining the mixed feeding strategy with secretory pathway engineering can lead to very high increases (threefold) of protein production levels.

Hence, we take this evidence to suggest that, contrary to what happened in other OECD countries, the observed increases (decreases) of WPR TSLL) in Greece and especially the very high increases from 1980 to 2010 exercised a negative impact on TFP and, therefore, long-term growth (see the graphs of WPR and TSL for Greece in Figure 15 in the Appendix).

Salary was an important attribute but only at very high increases above the base level.