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Meanings of increased by in English

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Usage of increased by in English
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Trade between the countries increased by 32 percent last year, he said.
Reuters
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In addition, RTÉ's operating costs increased by 7 per cent last year.
The Irish Times
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Sector length increased by 10 per cent in the period, Ryanair said.
The Irish Times
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Conversely, consumption at home during working hours increased by 30 per cent.
The Irish Times
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This year insurance costs increased by 70 per cent for many companies.
The Irish Times
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Deposit rates would also be increased by similar amounts, the bank said.
The Irish Times
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This means that the number increased by 218 in just one day.
The South African
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The difficulty was greatly increased by the heavy sea in the race.
The Queen's Cup
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Over the same period, China's nominal GDP has increased by 15 times.
Reuters
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Accounts revealed their greenhouse gas output increased by 93 per cent year-on-year.
News.com.au
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Outpatient lists in Dublin had increased by 400 per cent, he added.
The Irish Times
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But his wealth has increased by two-and-a-half times that amount in 2020.
The South African
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My score increased by 100 points, bringing it back up to zero.
Ready Player One
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The figure has increased by over 140 at this month of August.
The Irish Times
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If he does, he risks the ban being increased by a match.
The Guardian
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Volatility of cash flows is increased by HK Land's property development business.
Reuters
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