Sentence examples for increased collections from inspiring English sources

Jim MacPherson, the chief executive of America's Blood Centers, said his group could add about 75,000 pints of blood annually for New York, mostly through increased collections.

He contended that stadium and related construction would bring tax revenue to offset what the city might lose by forgoing increased collections resulting from the renovation.

"We continue to generate an exceptional blend of higher conversion of registered users to premium subscriptions, improved retention of subscriptions, and increased collections per new subscription," Avishai Abrahami, Co-founder and CEO of Wix, said in a press release.

Not surprisingly, increased collections of Ae. aegypti eggs and adults coincided with the monsoon rains.

Sales of well separated recycling, plus reduced disposal costs, offset any increased collection costs and provide an income stream.

In another departure, this year's report, which was issued last week, calls for the increased collection and more effective use of statistics to aid in promoting human rights by quantifying more effectively the conditions under which many people live.

Waste diversion and increased collection cost have forced some municipalities to reduce garbage collection frequency.

Following an acute inflammatory episode, the RPE cells undergo hyperplasia and hypertrophy which is evident as hyperautofluorescence on FAF due to increased collection of lipofuscin.

The rubbing mode is represented by much higher output values than the tapping mode due to the increased collection of electrostatic charges in the PTFE sheet by increasing contact area between PTFE and the cotton textile.

Conservation stakeholder groups highlight potential negative effects of an increasing intensity of forest management in the future which related to energy wood could foster changes in forest structure, e.g. due to an increased collection of harvesting residues (Germany, Norway).

In the sport of dressage, horses are encouraged to shift their weight more to their hindquarters, which enables lightness of the forehand and increased collection.