Sentence examples for compelled to increase from inspiring English sources

Greenspan explained why the Fed had felt compelled to increase interest rates.

The Red Sox did not feel compelled to increase their offer either.

My life list of exotic food is not something I feel compelled to increase.

They should have been compelled to increase their equity funding relative to their debt, in order to create a greater buffer against future losses.

After all, the Chargers could decide to give third-year pro Richard Goodman one more year to polish up, and they'll definitely be compelled to increase Vincent Brown'srole.

While there may be a high street price war, the volume of sales is up 4.6% on last year – a strong performance – and employers have felt compelled to increase staff wages.

A rentier economy (Christophers uses the term unapologetically) is driven by profits, which have increased in real terms as the poor have been denied social housing and instead compelled to pay increased rates for ageing private stock.

This year ballot initiative campaigns in California, Oregon and the District of Columbia have already compelled lawmakers to increase the minimum wage proactively before voters passed the measures in November.

For good measure, the judge added: "If he succeeds in ordering them so as to secure that result, then, however unappreciative the Commissioners of Inland Revenue or his fellow taxpayers may be of his ingenuity, he cannot be compelled to pay an increased tax".

Just Thursday, the House of Representatives rebuffed legislation that would compel automakers to increase the fuel efficiency of S.U.V.'s.

"Each man is locked into a system that compels him to increase his herd without limit — in a world that is limited," he wrote.