Sentence examples for for future increased from inspiring English sources

The viable population was considerably larger than the culturable population, suggesting potential for future increased activity, if conditions became more favourable.

Using one of these strategies could translate into reduced array size, reduced capital costs, or could provide extra margin for future increased water flow requirements due to community growth or unexpected weather.

The potential for future increases worries Mr. Saft.

And China has some advantages in dealing with them, notably low tax rates (giving room for future increases) and low public expectations of welfare.

In fact, the report says that "for some climate extremes in many regions, the main driver for future increases in losses will be socioeconomic in nature" rather than greenhouse gases.

In a letter to retailers, director general Helen Dickinson said the organisation would align itself with the Confederation of British Industry, which is calling for future increases on the commercial property levy to be capped at 2%.

The committee proposes a new formula for future increases in the state pension, which it suggests should be a benchmark proportion of average earnings below which it could not fall.

And while the fund will deduct today's value of the departmental pensions that families receive, as the law requires, it will also, in calculating lost income, give those families generous credit for future increases in pension income, from both the city and post-retirement jobs, that the uniformed victims would have received.

But he insisted there was "no timetable" for future increases.

In this study our target area was Tekirdag, the second largest province (150 km away from Istanbul) located on the north-western coastline of the Sea of Marmara with space available for future increases in urbanization and industrialization.

Still, the issue dovetails with what will be Obama's broader call for an increase in the national minimum wage to $10.10 and for future increases to be tied to inflation.