Sentence examples for increased to keep from inspiring English sources
Actually, during a recession is when government spending should be increased, to keep the economy going.
Security has been increased to keep away determined fans, some of whom make a career out of trying to get on to Bond locations.
The amount of residential care was also reduced, as efforts were increased to keep children in their own homes, while providing community-based forms of care.
Russia's economy expanded in the first quarter at the fastest pace in six years as production of building materials increased to keep pace with a construction boom and consumer demand remained strong.
New Jersey transportation officials, she said, had embarked on ever-more ambitious plans, with the hope from year to year that their operating budgets would be increased to keep up with the pace.
In a report last month, the German Institute for Economic Research said that current rates of immigration from outside the European Union would have to be sharply increased to keep the size of the labor force stable as Germans age.
The University of California, Berkeley's Center for Labor Research and Education projected the increase would have a ripple effect for those whose wages would increase to keep pace.
Vessel dimensions, service speeds and performance rates are rapidly increasing to keep pace with this expanding interest.
Universal childcare subsidy doubled in 2008 to make fees still affordable to parents as fees have been increasing to keep up with rising costs of doing business.
