Sentence examples for direction of increased from inspiring English sources
Keynes's analysis told consistently in the direction of increased state responsibilities; he himself proclaimed the end of laisser faire.
That's why some restaurants have tiptoed in the direction of increased automation, rather than sprinted, even as minimum-wage hikes loom.
It may also, in his view, account for the court's lock-step march, virtually since the start of the second Rehnquist Court, in the direction of increased autonomy for the states within the federal system.
But if borrowing replaces taxation and is generally accepted as a suitable routine method of financing, the pendulum will swing in the direction of increased governmental activity, and appropriate balancing will be lost.
Improvements in the direction of increased accuracy were initiated by Matthew Boulton and James Watt from about 1779 in connection with calculations in the design of steam engines at their works at Birmingham, England.
And it is in the "warm" direction of increased concentration not experienced by the planet at any point over the last 800,000 years based on the ice core data, and probably not over the two million years judging by the geological record.
In contrast, the directional distance function scales point A to point A' on the boundary in the direction of increasing desirable outputs from y 1 to y 2 and decreasing undesirable outputs from b 2 to b 1.
The United States is leading the world in transforming its economy from manufacturing to services -- the direction of increasing profits in an age of globalization and computerization.
The force on the dipole is in the direction of increasing field when p is aligned with E, since the potential energy Ue decreases in that direction.
Well, this much we do know: once again Assange is taking his story in "the direction of increasing drama and public attention," according to Ball.
