Sentence examples for increased to make from inspiring English sources

Most of the transactions occurred in the last three years, after the value of the credits was increased to make them more attractive to farmers.

With ratings a struggle, and Broadway actors radiating considerably less star power than movie actors -- with the exception of actors who visit Broadway from Hollywood -- the pressure has increased to make the Tony Awards show more of a draw for viewers (the first hour is broadcast on PBS, the second two hours on CBS).

Most factories do not run at full steam all the time; output from plants that are still working can be increased to make up for lost production elsewhere.An analysis of the effect of the Kobe earthquake by George Horwich of Purdue University provides some reason to hope that this might happen in Japan.

If ΔP is not invertible, the sampling times m can be increased to make ΔP column full rank.

The brightness of all images have been increased to make them suitable for a printable version of the article.

The lamps were covered with a shield and number of lamps was increased to make the ambient illuminance about 350 lux.

If the market price of carbon slumps, the Treasury's tax will increase to make up the difference.

In a separate survey the pollsters asked leavers whether they would switch if immigration could be reduced within the EU and asked remainers how much immigration would have to increase to make them switch to leave.

As "C" rises with the increase in healthcare costs, and "A" rises by a lesser rate, "B" increases to make up the difference.

Everyone wants their revenues to increase, to make more money because that means we can afford that new car or house or whatever.

State lawmakers convened hearings this week on cuts and possible tax increases to make up the difference.