Sentence examples for going to put increasing from inspiring English sources
This is going to put increasing pressure on us when we settle down, marry, start a family, and so on.
The rapid rise in population is going to put increasing strain on the system.
I believe the need for both a horizontal viewpoint and the need to bring a technological mindset to how you architect the ecosystem of solutions that is increasingly not just running your business but serving your customers is going to put increased focus on what people call the CIO role, the CTO role, or the chief digitization role.
"We'll be dealing with an inventory shortage for some time to come, and that's going to put an increasing pressure on prices," she said.
One persons' unjustifiable subsidy is often someones livelihood". Mandelson also warned that the debt crisis is going to put governments under increasing pressure to start getting rid of subsidies for renewable energy.
"The problem with this target is – very much unlike the targets he set himself over the last parliament – it is fixed and inflexible, so if it turns out that the economy does even a little bit worse than he's expecting over the next few years, I think it will be close to impossible to meet, unless he's going to put some tax increases in place," he said.
Says Martín Moreno, 'Let's say you buy a house and the value goes up, they are going to put a tax on the increased value.
"Another rate increase is probably going to put us over the top," the Portland Press Herald quoted him as saying.
You were going to put him in a higher tax bracket, which was going to increase his taxes, which was going to cause him not to be able to employ people.
"And we're going to put them into the unskilled workforce, and somehow we're going to increase our economy".
