Sentence examples for feeling increases from inspiring English sources

Anti-immigrant feeling increases the sense that modern Britain is minded to pull the duvet over its head.

This generosity has its own reward: Study author Amy Muise told the Wall Street Journal that when partners have sex "to enhance intimacy and feel closer to their partner," they end up feeling increased sexual desire themselves.

The U.C.L.A. survey also found that students were feeling increasing financial pressure.

In this political season, the administration is feeling increasing pressure over soaring oil prices, which reached $30 a barrel last week.

Yet in early trials, while it showed little promise for relieving depression, it left female — but not male — subjects feeling increased lust.

The company is feeling increasing pressure from General Motors, which temporarily closed its Detroit sedan plant and is expected to close another this week.

In Japan, the recession could force a realignment of the country's eight automakers, which are globally competitive but have begun feeling increasing pain from the global downturn.

Moreover, feeling increased uncertainty about his position in France, where he had fled to in 1162, Alexander returned to Rome in 1165 and sought support from the Normans.

Although the industry focused on the company's management and logistical problems, at the time Osborne was feeling increasing competition from I.B.M. as well as other makers of portable computers including Kaypro, Corona and Compaq.

[C2.] Silicon Valley Reconsiders Pay Silicon Valley companies are feeling increased pressure to alter their pay practices in light of Microsoft's decision to change the way it pays its 50,000 employees.

The Irish Republican movement is feeling increasing pressure to disarm, between the international war on terrorism and recent revelations of links between the I.R.A. and rebels who control much of Colombia's cocaine trafficking.