Sentence examples for imposing increased from inspiring English sources

One angry American wrote: "Now that Amazon has all the power they're imposing increased fee hikes to all those cosy sellers who have supported Amazon since day one".

An optimal modeling solution was achieved by imposing increased flux through the reaction catalyzed by glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (zwf) and iteratively removing 7 reactions from the network, leading to an alkane yield of 94.2% of the theoretical maximum conversion determined by in silico analysis at a given biomass rate.

This month New Jersey's new law imposing increased restrictions on young drivers, Kyleigh's Law, went into effect.

Many of these will develop dyslipidemia, hypertension and glucose intolerance, imposing increased costs for the health care systems.

The next few billion could be reaped from imposing increased profit taxes on oil companies – a tax that would have been viewed with great suspicion a couple years ago, but which, today, would likely curry popular support.

The new contract will also impose increased fines on the company if it fails to meet various performance standards or forces drivers to endure excessive waits.

However, the provision of e-services through the Internet imposes increased risks, since it exposes data and sensitive information outside the client premises.

The regulator's director of case management, Mike Birch, said it later threatened to impose increased contributions on Carillion, prompting an increase in payments of £85m spread over 15 years.

The latest salvo came from Sheila C. Bair, the head of the F.D.I.C., which is moving to impose increased fees on banks with pay practices that the agency considers risky.

It has ruled out full strikes over government plans to impose increased contributions and delayed retirement.

But more notably, it's also revamping its account structure to impose increased limits for free users, while rolling out unlimited storage for Pro subscribers.