Sentence examples for deliver an increase from inspiring English sources

But even at this late stage, the government must ensure that the national living wage can deliver an increase in people's take-home pay.

Not only did it confound the pre-election opinion polls, it came after five years in which the government failed to deliver an increase in the average standard of living.How did they manage it and does Britain offer lessons and parallels for other countries?

No only does it deliver an increase in viewers, as reported previously, it attracts a different demographic mix as well.

That might be a shocking conclusion coming from someone whose entire career is built on mergers and acquisitions, but studies by consultancies like McKinsey and Bain show that anywhere from 60% to 80% of all M&A deals fail to deliver an increase in shareholder value.

These changes combined to deliver an increase in power to 130 kW and further improvement in noise, vibration, and harshness levels.

A18 Democrats Seek Bush Action The Democratic leaders in the Senate and House are demanding that President Bush intervene to deliver an increased child tax credit for low-income families.

We have two options to deliver an increased number of genuinely and permanently affordable homes: either it secures more donations to fund the land cost (for the community land trust), or it gets a reduction in the land cost (unlikely).

With better opportunity comes greater expectation, so Channel 4 will be anxious to deliver an increased audience for next year's Grand National, when the famous race is staged later than 5pm for what is probably the first time ever and certainly in the era of live TV coverage.

Nevertheless, cycling the cathode with a voltage above 4.2 V would deliver an increased gravimetric capacity, which is desired for high power battery operation.

Deregulation and global competition in the telecommunications industry have created a situation where multiple service providers and transport providers are cooperating to deliver an increasing range of services to the end user.

The two most relevant ones were a banking sector that was capable of capturing external funding to transform it into mortgage credit; and a construction sector, which after the large infrastructure investments of the 1980s and 1990s, supported partially by European structural funds, had enough capacity to expand and deliver an increasing influx of new houses and infrastructure works.