Sentence examples for creating an increase from inspiring English sources

On the western and southwestern slopes the diverted southeast trade winds are sucked up each of the mountains as westerlies, creating an increase of cloud and precipitation.

A more negative intra-thoracic pressure increases the dimension of right atria and ventricle, resulting in a fall in pressure (increasing the vena cava to right atrial pressure gradient), creating an increase in blood volume returning to the right heart [48] and right ventricular contractility through the Frank-Starling mechanism [37].

Restriction at the craniocervical junction can lead to increased venous pressure and altered cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, creating an increase in total head size. 1 Frequent monitoring of the occipital-frontal circumference (OFC) is recommended during the first 12 months using specialized head circumference growth charts for children with achondroplasia.

When someone eats more calories than s/he burns, the body responds by creating an increase in blood sugar.

Optimists believe that increased urbanisation will be good for pastoralists, creating an increased demand for livestock.

In July 2000, according to the complaint, they held discussions about the company's rising expenses as a percentage of total revenues, which was creating an increasing likelihood that it would miss analysts' earnings projections in the quarters that followed.

Longer periods of precipitation in April and May 2013 led to oversaturated soils creating an increased hazard disposition.

Long-term energy consumption and public employment growth, moreover, have typically lain considerably above population growth, creating an increasing cost burden.

At the present time, it is particularly important to study sustainability in this context because individuals' life expectancy has been increasing, creating an increased need for sustainable mortuary and burial practices (Doughty 2014; Zimmerman 2013).

A skewed development model that is creating an increasing divide between the incredibly wealthy and the incredibly poor.

Millennials long to engage in meaningful experiences creating an increased drive to earn money while enjoying life.