Sentence examples for and towards a greater from inspiring English sources

He came to Berlin buoyed by a fresh new mandate to steer Europe away from dogged austerity and towards a greater emphasis on growth.

Hence, there seems to be welcome change in the attitude of pharmaceutical industry away from a strictly profit-oriented approach to drug development and towards a greater pursuit of drugs against nonprofitable diseases [56].

Sexual extortion evidently can appeal to men and women, of all ages, and moving towards a greater awareness of that may be the only good takeaway for now.

This is interesting with regard to the findings of our study as one of the well documented consequences of aromatase inhibition is a shift in the equilibrium of androgens and estrogens towards a greater abundance of androgens and androgen signaling.

This is a timely focus given the increasing consideration and movement towards a greater role for demand-side policies and regulation that has emerged in some countries to complement, or, in some cases, even replace elements of supply-side regulation and policy.

Seb Dance, the Labour party's environment spokesman, who also sits on the committee, said: "If we do not raise the level of ambition and move towards a greater linear reduction factor for the ETS, the UK and other EU countries will not meet the groundbreaking climate change targets agreed in Paris".

The results showed that fluticasone significantly reduced airway responsiveness to AMP in comparison with placebo after 3 and 7 inhalations and a trend towards a greater effect with a higher dose was observed, although the difference did not achieve statistical significance.

Government policy goals for the uplands over the past three decades have shifted away from support for the use of the land primarily to generate agricultural output and support farming, towards a greater emphasis upon these areas' high environmental and amenity value (Lowe and Ward 2007; Condliffe 2009; Dwyer 2010).

Bivariate analysis by sex showed a significantly greater increase in SBP levels in men (p = 7.02 × 10−8) and a trend towards a greater increase from baseline to peak levels (p = 0.093).

This information can help policy makers to identify the measures needed to improve the effectiveness of health policy and consequently it can contribute towards a greater economic and clinical efficiency and effectiveness in the two countries under consideration.

This cultural match between patient and provider also leads towards a greater outcome for the development and successful completion of treatment goals and greater interactive sessions.