Sentence examples for increase in testimony from inspiring English sources

Although a recent increase in testimony has fueled talk that an indictment might be coming soon, such speculation has risen and fallen during the nearly two years the grand jury has been investigating.

"If the spread of drug-resistant TB is not quickly prevented and controlled, TB-related deaths and treatment costs will increase dramatically," wrote Pablo-Mendez in testimony submitted to the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations.

Media lawyers and journalism advocacy groups are alarmed by the increase in demands for reporter testimony.

The Senate Finance Committee yesterday approved a $244 billion increase in the debt ceiling following testimony by Treasury officials that further Government financing, in particular the August refunding, would be delayed unless the Treasury had firm assurance that Congress would act on the debt limit increase before Aug. 15.

They were identified in testimony as having discussed increasing buyers' fees in 1992.

In testimony to the Navy General Board, Lieutenant Commander Kenneth Whiting attested that the increase in gunfire effectiveness with air spotting was likely to be as great as 200%.

— Duke Energy tried to back out of a deal to buy Progress Energy as it faced increasing regulatory hurdles, the combined company's ousted chief said in testimony on Thursday.

Many Ethnicities, One Roof Last spring, four Muslim groups released a study showing that the number of mosques in the nation rose by 25percentt from 1994 to 2000, testimony to the increase in America's Muslim population.

He said testimony suggested an increase in the number of bed sores and infections at the nursing home, spoiled food being served and a general decline in the quality of care.

But the Fed expects the overall pace of increases in prices and wages to remain "subdued," Mr. Bernanke said in testimony before the House Committee on Financial Services.

Timothy F. Geithner, the treasury secretary, echoed Mr. Obama in testimony on Capitol Hill, and said the jobs bill could help increase business and consumer confidence.