Sentence examples for increased out from inspiring English sources

Uranium concentrations increased rapidly during the initial 24 h of the experiments, slowly increased out to about 500 h, and then remained relatively constant for the duration of the experiments.

The government has said that increased out-of-hours GP care could reduce pressure on overcrowded A&E departments.

"And medical insurance goes up by 16 to 18percentt every year, even though we've increased out-of-pocket expenses for employees".

The effort to liberate individuals from repressive social constraints didn't produce a flowering of freedom; it weakened families, increased out-of-wedlock births and turned neighbors into strangers.

In non-equine sport the direction of travel has been towards increased out-of-competition testing at short notice, leading to the development of the World Anti-Doping Agency's "wherebouts" programme.

For example, "the urge to help the inner-city poor led to welfare programs in the 1960s that reduced the value of marriage, increased out-of-wedlock births, and weakened African American families," he suggests.

Union members are angry about the recent deaths of two subway workers and about the M.T.A.'s proposing, only 10 days before the contract deadline, a wage freeze as well as increased out-of-pocket payments for the workers on pensions and health coverage.

But Mr. Cole, like Mr. Portman, credits the president for proposing or signaling that he will bargain on reduced inflation adjustments for Social Security benefits and other government programs; additional "means testing" for Medicare, which would reduce benefits for high-income recipients; and increased out-of-pocket costs for some beneficiaries.