Sentence examples for ends up increasing from inspiring English sources

"They say this is about democracy, but it ends up increasing their hold on power," he said.

A similarly snotty manager of the local watering hole sees less destruction in his wake but ends up increasing employee turnover.

Such innovation ends up increasing the availability of credit, but it can fall into the wrong hands.Innovation is generally assumed to be a force for good.

The result is that the faster and deeper these countries cut, the more slowly they grow, with the perverse effect that their debt ends up increasing instead of decreasing.

Will speculators continue to provide market liquidity if the legislation ends up increasing margin requirements — the amount of cash an investor must deposit before buying futures — or restricting how much or how often they can trade?

He claims he'll make up for the lost revenue by closing loopholes, but hasn't specified which ones, and every independent study has come to the conclusion that his proposal will increase the deficit unless a President Romney ends up increasing taxes on the middle class.

In 1999, Atlanta lost funding for 44 local road projects after failing to meet air-pollution standards set in the 1990 Clean Air Act.Politicking about the main source of highway funds, a tax on gasoline, could also end up increasing road spending.

Battery companies are lobbying the state Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to grant them the lion's share of the SGIP funding, even though the PUC's own recent annual report on the program showed that battery installations ended up increasing GHGs by 15percentt (*see below).

So trade restrictions can end up increasing world food prices.

He said the limited inventory imposed by an artist's death can end up increasing prices.

By rushing to regulate, Dr. Hahn said, politicians could end up increasing other risks on the road.