Sentence examples for increased to meet from inspiring English sources
In the second half of the 19th century, quality had deteriorated as output increased to meet the growth in tourism.
But, he added, their appetite for leased space increased to meet their need to make rapid moves.
Mr. Powers said he expected that ratio to persist as the workload increased to meet the mayor's goals.
Since a management buyout in 1993, however, sales have taken off, as easterners have returned to "their" Sekt, and capacity has increased to meet the corked-up demand.
For instance, while the report maintains that world food production must be increased to meet demand, it also recognizes that food waste, overeating and other poor eating habits are a major part of the problem.
Correction: Law firms Reprints Related items Flooding: Waterfront propertyJul 5th 2007 Housing market: Watch out for the cracksMay 3rd 2007 Homebuilding: Builders on the blockMar 29th 2007The puzzle, though, is why the supply of houses has not increased to meet demand, especially given the price houses now command.
Total government investment should increase to meet the challenges ignored by the president.
And its corollary: "Storage requirements will increase to meet storage capacity".
A sudden spurt in exports has helped the Japanese economy, and the central bank predicted that domestic industrial production would increase to meet growing demand in the United States and Asia.
Conversely, consumption of fruit and vegetables, cereals, and flour would increase to meet dietary fibre recommendations.
