Sentence examples for website has increased from inspiring English sources
Since then, the website has increased its average daily browser numbers to about 1 million.
Traffic to the charity's website has increased by 75% compared to the previous week and the number of people applying to join the stem cell register has increased by 46%.
Reynolds told me that since the election results, traffic to CCL's website has increased eightfold, and attendance of its weekly introductory calls has spiked from an average of about 20 to 200 last week.
UK Internet traffic to the website has increased by a staggering 974% over this period.
Among the facts they did discover is that the amount of third-party tracking happening on the average website has increased by a factor of four.
Traffic to the paralympic.org website has increased by 200%, Twitter followers of the global governing body of the Paralympic movement grew by 25% during the three hours of Sunday's Olympic closing ceremony and #paralympics was trending worldwide overnight, he added.
Ladbrokes has fallen behind rival William Hill, which has taken a large lead in the growing online gambling sector, but recent improvements to its website have increased hopes that it may soon close the gap.
The Six Nations chief executive, John Feehan, yesterday said that visits to the tournament website have increased from 76,000 in February 2003 to 763,000 this year and defended the decision to stage the matches consecutively on the evangelical basis that "most people prefer to see all the games".
Time Out says unique visitors to the website have increased 92percentt since the deal, from 967,000 in May to 1.85 million in February.
In a statement, it said: "Since the library opened page views of the website have increased tenfold, so it is vital that the performance of the system is robust".
Founded in August 2008, Airbnb says the number of listings on its website have increased by 166percentt in 2011, and that roughly 70percentt of all Airbnb listings are now outside of the United States.
