Sentence examples for increase meaning from inspiring English sources

As a cardinal, Archbishop Dolan's already weighty responsibilities to the global Catholic Church will increase, meaning he will most likely spend less time in New York.

Ruth Marcus at the Washington Post writes that Norquist told her last week that "not continuing a tax cut is not technically a tax increase" — meaning that allowing the Bush-era tax cuts to expire should be O.K.

As more sites emerge, the competition for people's attention will only increase, meaning that companies will have to continue to carefully select their best looking stats more and more.

They can be used to increase meaning and engagement".

We are very worried about the fallout and have already seen foreign companies ask us about duty rates for British goods post-Brexit to see if they will increase, meaning they could potentially source elsewhere and hurt exports.

These measurements show that initial addition of air to the fuel stream causes the overall soot emission to increase, meaning that addition of air can have adverse effects at high equivalence ratios on sooting behavior of partially premixed flames.

Second, assuming they do, fixed costs are likely to decline as the number of users increases meaning they could be substantially lower than the mean value assumed in this analysis.

In the last two years, the volume of work has increased, meaning more diversions.

It found that since the start of this century that measure has been increasing – meaning that there is very little income mobility in Australia – and less than there was 15 years ago.

We still expect Asda to get more aggressive on price (what else can it do?) but the pace of the Tesco recovery is increasing, meaning it is better able to cope with whatever Asda does.

Runoff's role in the rising sea level increases, meaning the fraction attributable to expansion, and thus the amount of heat taken up by the sea, has fallen (and the chart therefore levels out).