Sentence examples for collect increased from inspiring English sources

Microsoft also managed to collect increased revenues in the PC markets by selling more expensive professional versions of Windows and prodding corporate customers to agree to license regular upgrades of its Office productivity programs.

At a news conference announcing the legislation, Mr. Frank, who is chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, pointed out that the federal government could collect increased tax revenues if Internet gambling was regulated.

As companies collect increasing amounts of information, putting it to work becomes an increasing challenge — one we've seen Alteryx and Dataiku among others trying to solve.

But over the past several years, as corporations collect increasing amounts of data about their operations, we've seen the emergence of business intelligence software that can be used by everyday employees.

The suit seeks to enjoin the authority from collecting increased tolls until the case is resolved and to forbid the authority to set future tolls that include the cost of the World Trade Center redevelopment.

The income underscores concerns about the president's apparent conflict of interest as his company collects increased private revenue linked to the same foreign leaders with whom he and other members of the White House negotiate on behalf of the public.

Starting in August 2009, the number of An. gambiae collected increased slightly but remained low.

The number of blood cultures collected increased annually until 2005, after which blood cultures were taken only in children who did not clinically improve on first-line therapy.

Mesenteric lymph nodes that showed the following gross pathological picture were collected; increased size, colour changes, high vascularisation, granulation and/or caseous texture.

The function of mitochondria as sensors of metabolic imbalances and mediators of specific cellular stress responses that can impact longevity has recently collected increased attention [ 28].

The ratio of N. gonorrhoeae positive samples to total samples collected increased from 1.9% at the beginning of 2010 to 3.2% by the end of 2013.