Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A increasing number of Italian operators in the steel industry have complained of an adverse trend in production.
• A increasing number of Italian operators in the steel industry have complained of an adverse trend in production.
• A constantly increasing number of consumers attach greater importance to the quality of foodstuffs in their diet rather than to quantity.
• The area's central development corridor is the Hanauer Landstrasse, which generally acts like a magnet in attracting increasing numbers of service providers and cultural
• There are an estimated 4 billion mobile phone users in the world, a constantly increasing number of whom are children.
• A constantly increasing number of consumers attach greater importance to the quality of foodstuffs in their diet rather than to quantity.
• Statistics show a steadily increasing number of reports to all hotlines.
• A constantly increasing number of these Member States are in need of assistance, solidarity and subsidies because they are not sufficiently advanced.

• The constantly decreasing number of people in work has resulted in drastic cutbacks in social security systems.
• According to this association of large employers, it will no longer be possible to finance the first pillar of the pensions system, which involves redistribution, as there is an increasing number of recipients and a decreasing number of contributors.
• making at EU level are leading to a decreasing number of police cooperation initiatives.
• These changes have resulted in a decreasing number of consumers being protected when going on holiday.
• sized banks and financial institutions available with which the European Investment Bank can manage the flow of its funds.
• The steadily decreasing number of bidders in public tenders confirms this.
• It will, without doubt, be a matter for our concern that there may be a decreasing number of small and medium
• Last week the Finnish Presidency admitted, inter alia, that practical experience has shown that problems with current decision