Sentence examples for increase to push from inspiring English sources

Like Weight Watchers, Nutrisystem declined to disclose dollar details, but Mr. Terrill said spending would increase to push "the sea change in the brand".

Democrats did hope to leverage the debt ceiling increase to push President Ronald Reagan to support as much as $19.3 billion in new taxes — and they threatened unpleasant military cuts.

But last year he paid about $2,100 in taxes on the 100-year-old house with asbestos shingles that he has lived in since his father bought it in 1951, and he expects the latest increase to push his tax bill to more than $2,500.

Consequentially, the systolic right ventricular pressure must increase to push blood through the pulmonary valve over the ejection cycle.

It would be far better for him, in dealing with public-employee unions, to use wage increases to push for general productivity gains, as he has in the past, instead of singling out a minority of workers for merit raises.

In addition to pushing for increased drug availability, UNICEF is supporting malaria control programs in over 30 countries in Africa.

After reaching profitability and booking $500,000 in sales, the company wants to increase spending to push into financing plans for hotels as well.

But tax increases helped to push a recovering economy back towards recession, increasing investors' worries about Argentina's debts.The helping hand of the IMF offers a way out (see article).

"Iraqis and their government have demonstrated increasing willingness to push back against malign Iranian influence in the last year.

As Delta and Northwest Airlines move through bankruptcy proceedings, the fleet reductions will probably come to an end and the supply of seats will rise, making price increases harder to push through.

The quarterpoint increase, to 2.25percentt, pushed lending rates in the United States above those in Europe for the first time since March 2001.