Sentence examples for increased sending from inspiring English sources

Similarly, when the fiscal cliff led to the automatic federal spending cuts in early 2013, the VIX sharply increased, sending ensuing IPO discounts up to over 30percentt, from a range of 10-20 percent in the months prior.

As more traders bought up contracts, the demand for contracts increased, sending crude oil prices upward on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Friday.

That interaction has increased as air and water temperatures have increased, sending humans into the ocean for more months out of the year in more places, and sending sharks into waters that were previously too cold for them, according to George H. Burgess, curator of ISAF. .

Burgess said that the number of attacks could be expected continue to increase steadily as long as the world's population continues to increase, sending more humans into the sea.

He said the financial aid increases "send a clear signal to middle-class families who have all too often felt that Harvard and other leading universities are out of reach".

RT-PCR analysis revealed no change in endoglin mRNA levels in response to TRC105 treatment, suggesting increased sEnd levels are not due to altered transcriptional activation.

drew Turing into an already ongoing congressional investigation into recent drug price increases, sending a letter on Monday asking for information about total gross revenues from sales of Daraprim; prices paid for all sales; the prices in foreign markets; and the identity of company official(s) responsible for setting the price.

BskyB, the British broadcaster owned in part by the News Corporation, said yesterday that profit margins would be lower than expected through 2007 as it increased spending, sending its stock plummeting more than 19percenttoto 488 pence.

While, mathematically, the success probability of any readout protocol could be arbitrarily increased by sending signals with diverging energy, there are many situations where this is highly discouraged.

Government limits are almost certainly coming on the credit card industry — both Congress and the White House have been pushing for them — but Ms. Riess said the rate increases sent out recently were not an effort to squeeze more money from their customers before any new regulations go into effect.

Yet a good portion of the expected revenues may vanish as the tax- and interest-rate increases send the country into recession.