Sentence examples for accepting increased from inspiring English sources

On the other side are weaker institutions like Bank of America, which now confront the daunting challenge of raising capital on their own or accepting increased government ownership, along with whatever strings might be attached.

Americans are ready to shoulder burdens — as we did after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks by accepting increased security when we travel and military actions we might previously have avoided.

Even accepting increased power consumption for the remaining servers and for additional network storage, the energy savings are substantial.

At first, when Molloy became concerned about the possibility of declining enrollments, it adopted a strategy used for years by other Catholic schools, accepting increasing numbers of non-Catholic students.

UK universities are accepting increasing numbers of students whose L1 is not English on a wide range of programmes at all levels.

Westchester residents voted to accept increased taxes in support of their communities' schools last week.

They knew they'd have to accept increased regulation and lower levels of leverage.

Now Mr. Bush needs to nudge the deal forward by signaling a willingness to accept increased financing for his initiatives.

Under an agreement, Blue Cross will cooperate with prosecutors in a continuing investigation, accept increased oversight for two years and acknowledge responsibility for the conduct of its executives.

Mr Pozen predicts that the new rules will make it harder to persuade fund investors to accept increased fees, thus driving margins down and harming managers of small funds especially.

This is because when the number of requests increased, the number of users being accepted increased by utilizing initiated VM.