Sentence examples for could put increasing from inspiring English sources

The investigations by the S.E.C. and the special committee could put increasing pressure on Lord Black to resolve his problems.

If owners get the stay, the league would remain closed for business at least until the appeal is decided, and that could put increasing financial pressure on players.

Simmonds said taking on children who had been living in the squalor of the camp could put increased pressure on stretched local authority resources.

The confusion Friday over Tillerson's physical condition could put increased pressure on the State Department to return to traditional press coverage abroad. .

Declaring a PHEIC could also put increased political pressure on Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region to fully confront the crisis.

Elyse Villani at the other end could not rotate the strike or find the boundary, putting increasing pressure on Lanning.

This much was clear, however: the plan, if successful, could put taxpayers at increased risk.

A senior doctor from the north west of England, who did not want to be named, said the decision could put patients at increased risk.

The prison system's lawyers have argued that the surgery could put Kosilek at increased risk of sexual assault.

That has to be a concern with the new legislation: it might reduce the number of people using NPS as a whole, but for populations who are already vulnerable and facing social exclusion, it could put them at increased risk of harm from dealing with the street and online market".

Especially among those with CHD, such a physiological response could put one at increased risk for coronary thrombosis after plaque disturbance and subsequently contribute to acute coronary syndromes [ 11– 13].