Sentence examples for increase called from inspiring English sources
The phrase "increase called" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific increase that has been named or identified, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context. Example: "The increase called for in the report was necessary to meet the new demands."
The $20 billion increase called for in Mr. Nickles's resolution is "enough to adequately fund defense," said Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire.
Mr. Brodsky, who has spearheaded opposition to the fare increase, called on Governor Spitzer to include funds in the state budget next year to make a fare increase unnecessary.
The $800 increase would be its first since 1995 and is significantly lower than the $1,200 increase recommended by Gov. George E. Pataki in his executive budget and the $950 increase called for in the budget approved by the State Legislature.
Long-distance revenue rose 7.5percentt as price cuts encouraged consumers to increase calling volume, or minutes of use, by 20percentt.
And Republicans here, along with business groups, have opposed the state minimum wage increase, calling it a job killer.
Mr. Garodnick, who asked CW Capital in January not to impose the increases, called them "crass and unnecessary".
What is the political result of the Bush administration's "increasing calls" for democracy in Egypt? m.
This strategy of allocating additional energy reserves to increasing calling rate is beneficial given the preference of female hylids for males calling at high rates and a female's ability to detect small incremental increases in calling rate.
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The report is expected to increase calls for a moratorium on the federal death penalty.
The cuts to the states for education and health inevitably will increase calls to increase the GST.
