Sentence examples for hold increased from inspiring English sources

Several nations -- especially those with less mature economies, like Spain, Greece, Portugal and Ireland -- are only supposed to hold increased emissions to a set level.

Or perhaps there will be the need for more working capital to hold increased stocks or debtors, or to negotiate better terms with suppliers.

As early as January 2008, when most economists were focused elsewhere, he called for banks to hold increased levels of capital.

The GC oven temperature was programed from 50 °C with a 2 min hold, increased at 5 °C min−1 to 260 °C, 3 min hold, and then at 20 °C min−1 to 300 °C, final hold 5.9 min; total run time 54.9 min.

Daily lifting in awkward postures increased the odds of low back pain, but had no effect on pain in the neck whereas lifting a load that is hard to hold increased the odds of pain in neck, arm and shoulder.

Seen from a place like Romania, the future may hold increasing political variety, as well as tensions, within Europe itself.

Big firms like Accenture and IBM Global Services, which specialize in assembling complex software systems, for example, or using computers to automate complex processes like responding to customers, hold increasing appeal for clients.

Although a number of hurdles remain before they can be used clinically, engineered nucleases hold increasing promise as a therapeutic tool, particularly for the PIDs.

They have a mythical hold and this hold increases the further you go north.

But if China continues to intervene to maintain its currency peg, it will accumulate foreign reserves -- so they need to hold increasing amounts of foreign assets of some kind.

Semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) hold increasing potential for cellular imaging both in vitro and in vivo.