Sentence examples for and raise levels of from inspiring English sources
With so many other calls on public funds – not least schools and universities that can give young people a start in life and raise levels of social mobility – why should taxpayers cough up for any of that?
Neves drew on his past as a governor of Minas Gerais state to argue that he could do more to restore credibility to economic policy, reduce federal spending, and raise levels of investment.
The researchers added that excess belly fat can trigger inflammation in the body and raise levels of C-reactive protein, which has been linked with a higher risk of dementia.
Estrogen is known to maintain elasticity of arterial walls, improve blood flow, raise H.D.L. (the good cholesterol) and lower L.D.L. (the bad), reduce levels of the clotting factor fibrinogen and raise levels of clot inhibitors, all of which should help to keep the heart and its blood vessels healthy.
If the government tries to go against expanding and sustaining budget deficits, then the income adjustments that follow will eventually lower planned non-government saving and public net spending and raise levels of unemployment.
The Integrated Global Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Pneumonia and Diarrhoea calls for closer integration of efforts to prevent and treat these two diseases and sets ambitious targets to reduce mortality rates and raise levels of children's access to life-saving interventions.
They are all obsessed by data, spreadsheets and "raising levels of attainment", and are brilliant networkers.
Inadequate sleep is also associated with calcification of coronary arteries and raised levels of inflammatory factors linked to heart disease.
This discharge is aimed at fighting the current drought and raising levels of the Yangtze to aid shipping.
He found changes in two particular molecules in the blood: falling blood glucose and raised levels of fat metabolites, called ketones.
This shift resulted in mounting violence leading up to Sunday's vote – and raised levels of insecurity among ordinary voters, which may have been its purpose.
