Sentence examples for increase in collections from inspiring English sources

I think you could drive an increase in collections".

Over all, state tax collections around the country grew by 2.4 percent during the quarter when compared with the same period last year, the report found — the first year-over-year increase in collections since the summer of 2008.

Mr. Pfingst gained a solid reputation as a prosecutor in his eight years in office, winning nationwide notice for an impressive felony conviction rate, a large increase in collections of child support payments and innovative programs for victims of rape and other violent crimes.

Fred N. Blitt, the president of the National Association of Retail Collection Attorneys, which represents more than 700 law firms, said the increase in collection cases was an inevitable result of the huge number of people who are not paying their bills.

Based on the simulation results and confirmed by experimental data, an empirical correlation relating the increase in collection efficiency with the degree of particle deposition was established.

On the other hand, increasing the cone length by up to 6.5 times the cyclone diameter shows nearly a 29% reduction in the pressure loss and about an 11% increase in collection efficiency.

Different discharge electrode geometries were tested, indicating an increase in collection efficiency as the power increased for stainless steel electrodes and the opposite trend for M12 threaded rod electrodes.

It is expected that the increase in collection of RFB, which was previously kept in the forest, can contribute in the future to the reduction of forest fires that have plagued the country in recent years.

The proposed approach, which consists in a deep grooved hole array composed by holes of two alternating doping type, allows both a reduction of the cell series resistance and an increase in collection efficiency also by using relatively thick substrates with low lifetime.

These show the same topological features as observed in the experimental results, most obviously the increase in collection current when approaching an insulating substrate.

Doubling the radius consistently produced a 12-fold increase in collection volume (Poiseuille's law predicts 16-fold) but required a very long collection time and slow fluid velocity.