Sentence examples for increased to let from inspiring English sources

According to most respondents, public awareness must be increased "to let people know that chronic liver disease is a major risk factor for HCC".

For this reason the stack diameter must increase to let the charge move down freely, and typically the stack wall is displaced outward at an angle of 6° to 7° to the vertical.

Benefits included an increased ability to let unpleasant emotions surface and to live more consciously in the present.

It has everything to do with our increasing willingness to let the rich take more and more from the poor.

Now from the viewpoint of the chief financial officer, that got compromised and there was an increasing willingness to let credit-quality of your business deteriorates if it meant you could have access to greater funds on the liability side.

The pressure inside the chamber was increased to 8 × 10−2 Torr by letting in high purity oxygen gas into the chamber through the other inlet valve.

Most committee members seemed to think that the sales should start slowly, but increase gradually to let the markets adjust.

The mullet strategy is here to stay, because the best way for Web companies to increase traffic is to let users have control, but the best way to sell advertising is a slick, pretty front page where corporate sponsors can admire their brands".

Recidivism after two years out of jail fell from 44% in 1999 to 27% for those released in 2010 (although it edged upwards again a bit this year).Since the financial crisis of 2007-08, public administrations have come under increasing pressure not to let deadlines slip and costs spiral on big infrastructure projects.

Such approaches could also be used to prepare healthcare professionals for the "detachment" process and increase their capacity to "let their patients go" [ 29].

Childbearing is connected with the unknown, and increases the need to let go and just 'go with the flow' which for many women is difficult and may lead to fear.