Sentence examples for increased to address from inspiring English sources

Since then, their use has increased to address a broad range of policy questions.

Amato said access to mental health treatment needs to be increased to address issues with toxic masculinity in our society.

Rising arterial CO2 tension suggested increasing dead space, particularly as minute ventilation was increased to address hypercapnia or indicated increased shunt volume.

Naval patrols in the region have been increasing to address security issues.

"What's sad is that he proposes massive spending increases to address two legitimate, crucial issues of our time -- improving education and improving health care -- but he does it by dangling in front of voters campaign promises without ever explaining how they would be paid for".

Reviews of tobacco interventions and the effects on social inequalities in smoking have found disadvantaged groups to be more price-sensitive, and hence support tobacco price increases to address inequalities [ 36, 37].

In Oregon, Gov. Theodore R. Kulongoski, a Democrat, negotiated with Republicans in the State Legislature to win passage of an $800 million package of tax increases to address a projected $1 billion budget shortfall.

What's wrong with that picture?" A number of New York's larger counties have enacted double-digit property tax increases to address slumping revenues, lower sales tax receipts and high payments for state-mandated programs.

As he headed into his campaign for a second term, he claimed a 57 percent increase in state financing for primary and secondary education, a 60 percent increase for mental health and spending increases to address drug abuse.

And on Tuesday night, the White House brokered a deal that could lead to a bipartisan commission to recommend spending cuts and tax increases to address the nation's fiscal condition.

A6 SCIENCE/HEALTH Criticism of SARS Response Hong Kong has emerged as a center of the outbreak of SARS, severe acute respiratory syndrome, and the government's response has exasperated many residents, especially coming at a time of high unemployment as well as recent tax increases to address a budget deficit.