Sentence examples for go on increased from inspiring English sources

The bulk of China's defence budget will go on increased salaries, leaving perhaps $1 billion a year that can be spent on foreign equipment.Taiwan, though, can afford to spend at least twice that, although there are concerns about its ability to use what it has already acquired.

But finance firm Deloitte says the income generated by the deal is likely to go on increased wages for players.

He reportedly went on: "Increasing US-UK 'interoperability is the key' since the US and UK will continue to fight together in the future" and "expressed confidence regarding US leadership in Afghanistan and optimism about the way forward".

The FAO fears the tally will go on increasing for years to come.

"If asset prices go on increasing as they have since the financial crisis, then it's quite likely that [Oxfam's] projection will be correct," Shorrocks told me.

They say they will stick to the government's plans to go on increasing spending on core services such as health and education.

Is there a ceiling on the number of EU nationals coming to work in Britain, or will it go on increasing as long as we are in the EU?

With freed trade we might go on increasing our productions without limit, for in this only natural state of things increased production could only create the power and means of increased consumption.

It will make sure our universities are well funded and we won't go on increasing so fast the fees for overseas students … We have done the difficult thing.

"We can't go on increasing at the rate human beings are increasing forever, because the Earth is finite and you can't put infinity into something that is finite.

Domestic credit cannot go on increasing at today's rate, as households are starting to struggle with debt (see article).At the same time, Brazil has turned itself into a very expensive place to do business.