Sentence examples for increased to take from inspiring English sources
The price of everything sold to the public sector was increased to take account of the tangenti raked off by the parties.
Dilnot said care costs should be "bound up" in the way people plan for old age, adding that pensions could be increased to take into account care needs while inheritances could be reduced.
An improvement in postruminal histidine flow can influence milk production and composition but the proportion of imbibed water that bypasses the rumen will have to be increased to take advantage of drinking water as a vehicle to transfer His postruminally.
The size of GRCs was increased to take advantage of economies of scale when managing the wards.
Through financial incentives, policing policies were increased to take advantage of this new federal cash cow, all in the name of stopping the meth epidemic.
Along with a heavily expanded training program, and its existing Australian Army close support role, No. 77 Squadron's fleet support commitment was increased to take up the slack resulting from the diminution of the Royal Australian Navy's fixed-wing capability.
Stephenson was given a £33,400 pay rise, a 20.6% increase, to take his salary to £195,000.
Even then, city officials realized belatedly, it could take several days for the tax increase to take effect.
Mr Clegg had been pushing for an announcement of a further steep increase to take effect next year.
By allowing the automatic increase to take effect, analysts said, Saudi officials would be in a weak political position to argue the need for additional production increases.
