Sentence examples for and possibly increasing from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Suozzi heading the ticket, she said the party's chances of keeping and possibly increasing its majority on the Legislature were good.

But after canvassing other inspector generals for guidance, he writes, he learned of different priorities: maintaining and possibly increasing budgets, appearing to be active — and not making enemies.

If the Wellcome is to remain true to its mission, it should divest itself of funds in businesses that seem to be committed to continuing, and possibly increasing, fossil fuel consumption".

The Commissioner argued that "anti-foreigner abuse" in the press was impacting public opinion and distorting the EU's response to the Mediterranean crisis - and possibly increasing the death toll.

And Alan Joyce, its chief executive, told The Australian in June that his airline was also considering reducing the size of business class on some of the 16 aircraftcraft it has on order from Airbus and possibly increasing some premium economy seating.

But this preemptive strategy can also be dangerous, raising the risk of infections and possibly increasing the chance of relapse in cancer patients.

The ability to identify patients at increased risk of myelosuppression and infection will permit increased surveillance and possibly increased use of prophylactic antibiotics.

John Arnold, chief executive of Centaurus Advisors, said limiting big traders would make the markets less liquid and possibly increase price volatility.

What's more, heat and ultraviolet light from the sun can increase the levels of these chemicals in the interior and possibly increase their toxicity.

Analysts expect that the new owners will be able to take advantage of an international sales and marketing network to raise room rates and, possibly, increase the occupancy.

As one NATO official in Kabul put it, Ahmed Wali's "ruthless use of patronage" has annoyed many people and possibly increased support for the insurgents.