Sentence examples for got to increase from inspiring English sources

"You've got to increase the wages of these people so they can buy what they're making".

"We've got to increase their participation in computer science and keep women at Google on the path to leadership".

If you want to change behaviour, you've got to increase the risk to rich people of potentially evading tax.

The futility — and abject misery — of life in the twenty-first-century Senate has got to increase the appeal of jumping out, or never going in at all.

"Never once has any of you come to me and said, 'Look, we've got to increase this budget; be our advocate here,' " the chairman, John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said pointedly to Dr. Bailey and Rodney Slater, the transportation secretary.

You can't just tell them 'no, you've got to increase your budget by 30 to 40percentt".' He said he had several clients who had given up on buying for now and were renting instead.

The closest they got to increasing their advantage was a 25-yard lob from Alexei Eremenko which was just a couple of feet too high.

According to calculations by the Climate Action Network, New Zealand would actually get to increase its emissions by 188percentt.

He added: "They want greater membership since they get to increase their bank balance.

Gone are the crackers, fresh bread and biscuits that Tilly's dietician urged us to get to increase her fat intake.

Founded in 2013, the idea with Goldbely is to allow anyone to experience the best of an area's local cuisine, while restaurants get to increase their distribution.