Sentence examples for increase that means from inspiring English sources

Under Labour's fee system the figure was just 28%, "an increase that means fewer and fewer successful graduates are paying off the debts of more and more economically less successful graduates".

"Imagine if we can double their productivity," he says, adding that it will lead to prosperity for them as well as yield increase that means no new land needs to be cultivated, preserving natural resources.

If emissions from the Great Plains continue to increase, that means that the region may begin to store carbon at lower and lower rates each year.

As shortages of domestic products increase, that means there's scarcer availability of products, ranging from flour to more manufactured products.

If the Pentagon gets its full $17 billion increase, that means that domestic agencies have to absorb $47 billion in cuts.

The waste industry in the private sector is going through difficulties at the moment, with increased regulation that means additional costs.

Because it's done on relative poverty, if you increase the pension, that means more children are in poverty.

If the percentage of high-end products we get slips to 50percentt from 60percentt, but overall business increases, that means more people are doing one-stop shopping".

For BBOXX that means increased service delivery in the form of Radio, TV and other products.

And with population growth, that means increases in demand.

It can remain constant or even increase, and that means the expansion rate will remain constant or increase as well.