Sentence examples for an engine of increasing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the government churns on as an engine of increasing regulation.

Neoclassical growth models (Solow 1956; Swan 1956; Barro 1991) specify three key economic drivers as the engine of growth: increasing capital relative to labor, higher rate of returns for underdeveloped societies and finally diminishing returns to capital.

With Google now as much a verb as a company name, search engine optimization (or SEO)–the process of increasing a site's odds of ranking high in the search stacks–is a key consideration for any e-commerce player.

It has stripped down the site to little more than a search engine while increasing the size and number of advertisements.

Each method can have the effect of increasing the likelihood of engine knock.

The private sector can be the engine of economic growth and the provider of increasing employment, but the government needs to set it free.

In order of increasing power capacity and engine displacements, the other five classifications are child bikes, trail bikes, road bikes, touring bikes, and racing bikes.

For example, according to the deposition, the 2004 investigation excluded incidents of high-speed acceleration lasting several seconds from a larger universe of low-speed incidents of engine speed increasing briefly.

He worries that the rising global demand for oil will lead to the petroleum equivalent of running an engine at ever-increasing speeds without stopping to cool it down or change the oil.

It is also possible to more than double the power of an engine by supercharging; however, increased charge density and temperature, resulting from supercharging, increase the tendency for combustion knock or roughness in the spark-ignition engine and thus necessitate an undesirable decrease in compression ratio or the use of an antiknock fuel.

He said the cost of a Mercedes engine had increased only 20% from year to year, if the hybrid part of both engines was included in the price.