Sentence examples for going to have increasing from inspiring English sources

"I think it's inevitable we're going to have increasing conflicts and arguments about the role it plays in policy".

"If areas have continued population growth, and they're not able to improve the efficiency of irrigation agriculture, they're going to have increasing and quite frankly terrifying problems in feeding their people in the decades to come," says Dr Lloyd Owen.

How are you gonna help me with that?' Marketers are smart and so they're going to have increasing demands as they get deeper and deeper into whatever it is that they do.

Identification of high-risk individuals and prompt institution of therapy is going to have increasing importance in clinical practice.

Nicola Graham-Kevan, an expert in partner violence at the University of Central Lancashire, said: "In the economic downturn... you're going to have increased family stress and joblessness, so you'd expect there would be an increase in need.

"But I want them to stop and think about the fact that when they're privatising these things without effective regulation you are going to have increases in prices, and just think about the effects of that on the economy.

"But if you're going to have increases, you're better off offsetting them by a factor of one and a half or two, so you can say overall, emissions are going to go down.

"If you increase the security, you are going to have to increase the staff," Cox said.

With such a sudden increase in your fuel costs, you are going to have to increase the amount you charge per mile.

"There is going to be much more earnings volatility as people are forced to increase provisions," said Zach Gast, the analyst who oversaw the RiskMetrics study, "and the amount they are going to have to increase provisioning might take people by surprise".

"My guess is, they're going to have to increase".