Sentence examples for believe increasing from inspiring English sources

We believe increasing the productive potential of the economy is more important to our economic success than simply boosting consumption.

Meanwhile, conservatives believe increasing government involvement in the health-care system leads to cost controls and reduced innovation.

Still, despite what the pro- business right would have you believe, increasing the minimum wage is a sensible thing to do.

More demanding performance measures and a fragmented school landscape are, they believe, increasing the risk of covert selection and the exclusion of certain types of pupils to help schools climb the league tables.

Col Richard Kemp, a former commander of British forces in Afghanistan, does not believe increasing the size of the Army Reserve was realistic and accused the government of "hollowing out" the armed forces.

Q: Why do you believe increasing women in technology should be a top priority for every manager?

Voters who believe increased ethnic and religious diversity has benefited Britain were 29% more likely to have been pro-EU.

Most believe increased international travel is at least partly responsible, but others theorize that increasingly warm global temperatures resulting from climate change could play a role.

And we believe increased use will drive down HIV and STD rates".

And while many believe increased competition has driven valuations up, that simply doesn't tell the full story.

They also believe " increased competitive pressures and relatively weak chocolate consumption intent" will limit Hershey's growth.