Sentence examples for increased to something from inspiring English sources

The strike was resolved a month later and their salaries were increased to something between $250,000 and $360,000 per episode.

Once these projects are complete, it's going to increase to something like seven.

Barring that, I think the price-to-earnings ratios on lots of energy stocks could increase to something closer to the market average.

The strike was resolved a month later, with Azaria's pay increasing to something between $250,000 and $360,000 per episode.

Conservative groups like Americans for Prosperity and the Texas Public Policy Foundation are telling lawmakers to limit spending increases to something less than inflation plus population growth.

In fact, it was a mere three years before the economy had again increased to its 1929 level, indicating something was indeed working.

They have just increased VAT to something like 24%.

They may or may not become more comfortable however increased exposure to something can generate acceptance.

If the price were to increase to $1.75, I would expect something of value for this kind of money.

For the vinaigrette, move beyond the usual ratio of one part acid to three parts oil, increasing the zing to something approaching 1 2 with lime juice and the sturdy sweetness of white balsamic.

Fox host Chris Wallace noted that Durbin has previously supported entitlement cuts, and asked why Republicans should have to give up tax increases to get something that many Democrats support.