Sentence examples for including a substantial increase from inspiring English sources

This week, after a great deal of haggling, the White House accepted a higher dollar figure than it wanted for overall domestic spending next year, including a substantial increase for education, rather than pick a fight.

The directors union, led by its national executive director, Jay Roth, and its president, Michael Apted, achieved some of its most important objectives, including a substantial increase in employer contributions to the guild health plan, while choosing not to force a fight over the residuals formula or guild jurisdiction over reality television shows.

They posit that the abrupt shift last August in the pattern of cosmic rays being detected by Voyager 1, including a substantial increase in the level of galactic cosmic rays (GCRs), indicates that the heliopause has indeed been crossed, magnetic-field direction notwithstanding.

Enclosed is a Shareholder Consent approving this financing, and various related matters (including a substantial increase in the Company's stock option plan to allow the Company to provide appropriate incentive to its new management team).

The testosterone resulted in many changes, including a substantial increase in strength.

Simulation studies demonstrate advantages of the approach, including a substantial increase in power over competing methods.

Invoking the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., President Clinton said today his budget request for 2001 would include a substantial increase in money for civil rights enforcement.

Mr. Thompson also announced to the conservatives that Mr. Bush's new budget would include a substantial increase in money for educating teenagers on abstinence.

No financial terms were disclosed, though a CBS executive aware of the terms said that the deal included a substantial increase for CBS.

He hopes to go to the country with a record which includes a substantial increase in social housing while arguing that Britain is fairer and more liberal.

Such events, the report said, could include a substantial increase in global sea levels, intense storms and hurricanes, and continent-wide "dustbowl" effects, which could lead to wars for access to food, water, habitable land and energy supplies.