Sentence examples for financially increasing from inspiring English sources

These women are believed to be economic dependents who cannot contribute financially, increasing their family's financial burdens and lowering down their quality of life.

John E. Finch Jr., a vice president of Benedictine Hospital, one of the two in Kingston, said the bill would "make a significant difference to us financially," increasing the payment for a typical Medicare case by $1,000.

Inquiries about free school meals, traditionally a strong early indicator of the degree to which families are struggling financially, increased for 40% of the local authorities surveyed.

He was deeply concerned that some check-in staff were being rewarded financially for increased takings from excess baggage charges.

So far through the joint programme, the UN has supported hundreds of victims of domestic violence to get access to legal and psychological aid; empowered women to become financially independent; increased the capacities of health and social care professionals; introduced services to treat domestic violence perpetrators and raised public awareness of the issues of domestic violence.

A recent study by the Cyprus Centre of the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), forecasts huge gains for the island financially, with GDP increasing by just under €5bn in the first five years after a peace deal and by €10bn within 20 years.

Clearly, revenue and payments volume is increasing, so financially, PayPal seems to be in good shape.

A tragedy of increasing proportions, financially and morally.

Instead, Ford, which is based in Dearborn, Mich., has become financially stable and increased its United States market share to 16.8 percent by shedding brands, integrating global business units and producing fewer models, but ones that can be sold in every region of the world.

First, prior founding experience (especially financially successful experience) increases both the likelihood of VC funding via a direct tie and venture valuation.

In line with the results of other studies is the observation that the share of people financially constrained has increased (dramatically) over the past decades.