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Examples of increased in a Sentence
an increased concentration of sugar in the bloodstream
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But not Oak Park, which upsets the village's employers, who contend increased wages will force them to lay off workers and raise prices.
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The increased mortality associated with PPIs was proportionately linked to their duration of use.
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The increased mortality associated with PPIs was proportionately linked to their duration of use.
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During a time of increased concern about income inequality and climate change risk, natural disaster exposure risk could become another cause of rising quality of life inequality between the rich and the poor.
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But the increased cloudiness, higher humidity, and greater chance of storms should try to counteract it.
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The top 10 trending solo-traveler destinations, based on the increased percentage of solo bookings in 2016, are listed below: Cancun, Mexico –170% Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – 146 % Cologne, Germany –
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Although not everyone is allergic to these plants, allergies may develop with increased contact; therefore, even people who do not seem allergic now should avoid these plants.
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Between the increased outspokenness and higher profiles of U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, and Eric Holder, the 2020 political pool might be the only worthwhile development to come out of this bizarro world Trump era.
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