Sentence examples for easier to increase from inspiring English sources

That's because utility rates or tolls may be easier to increase than property or income taxes.

With only a few fertiliser producers in the world, it is easier to increase sales and margins.

In the United States, the ease of borrowing has not made it politically easier to increase the pace of spending.

Lamb said the party would explore whether dedicating the tax to the NHS would make it easier to increase the amount without losing public support.

But Beijing's calculus is political: It is easier to increase the quantity of water resources, at whatever cost, rather than allocate a limited supply between competing interests.

Stereotypes stick in the mind like parasites: it's easier to increase a country's GDP per head twelvefold – in the last 40 years Spain's has gone from $2,413 to $29,651 – than to eliminate our neighbours' prejudices about us.

Science shows that spending time outdoors can be a major wellness booster, from making exercise easier to increasing brain function.

Politically, it is easy to increase payments to providers, by changing just a few words in Medicare reimbursement formulas.

Until recently the demand for those vehicles was limited, though, and it is not easy to increase production quickly.

It has proved relatively easy to increase productivity in manufacturing and in some private sector services such as supermarkets.

This makes it very easy to increase the energy density, meaning flow batteries are attractive for storing a large amount of energy over long duration.