Sentence examples for a question of increasing from inspiring English sources

However it is not just a question of increasing budgets.

So while it is a question of increasing the number of seats, it is also a question of replacing seats that are falling off line because of leaks and other issues".

George P. Zanias, the top economic adviser to Greece's finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, said: "Historically, the supply side of the economy has been neglected — it was just a question of increasing demand.

The contribution of different production land uses to the conservation of native forest birds in modified, fragmented landscapes is a question of increasing relevance worldwide.

Therefore, it is not only a question of increasing the number of entrepreneurs in the country; but rather to study the sustainability of these jobs, as well as the sectors in which they are created.

It is not only a question of increasing them, but also of making them more effective.

It is not just a question of increased resources, but also of having the political courage to reprioritise aspects in the budget and utilise the skills that women have.

The focus of this section, however, will be a pedagogical question of increasing interest in the philosophy of education: How ought the increasing religious diversity to which students are exposed affect public school curricula?

In Michigan a group called Raise Michigan started a petition drive to put the question of increasing the minimum wage before voters.

As work disability is also a major societal challenge, evidence about its preventable risk factors helps tackle the topical question of increasing labour market participation, and promotes maintenance of work ability.

Other cities would look at the question of increasing development around railway stations and aim for some sort of coherent plan for achieving it.