Examples of 'up by almost' in a sentence
Meaning of "up by almost"
up by almost: This phrase indicates a significant or considerable increase or growth in something, usually quantifiable or measurable
How to use "up by almost" in a sentence
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up by almost
His core body temperature went up by almost two degrees.
So it 's gone up by almost 30 percent in my lifetime.
In, around million passengers made use of it - up by almost on the previous year.
Fuel prices have gone up by almost a half since the beginning of year.
This is not really a grand improvement, but my render time went up by almost 6 times.
My total pension provisions went up by almost the same as my gross salary.
With the added facilities, production has gone up by almost 50 %.
The cry was taken up by almost all the young people around.
Post-authorisation activities Number of variation applications up by almost one third.
Social protection spending up by almost one-fifth in British Columbia.
With an increase of more than 34 million hectolitres, output was up by almost six percent.
Sales of DURIVO were up by almost 50 percent with growth in all regions.
The title of home and garden specialist was up by almost 12 %.
Premium grade petrol goes up by almost 6 centimes a litre, ordinary petrol by 5.3.
Still at constant yield, the conversion of acreage to corn is up by almost 27 %.
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My rent is backed up by almost 2 months.
Post-authorisation activities Number of variations up by almost 30 %.
We are up by almost 2.
The number of women sent to prison has shot up by almost 800.
Unfortunately, that speech has been followed up by almost nothing of any consequence.
In other words, the funding for the EDF has gone up by almost 20.
Hen and Medvedev 's theses were taken up by almost all the Khrushchevites.
Auchan prices are highest, Tesco 's are up by almost 20 percent.
At the end of August, he was up by almost 15 points.
Venezuelans seeking asylum in EU up by almost 800 % in two years.
