Sentence examples for increases called from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garodnick, who asked CW Capital in January not to impose the increases, called them "crass and unnecessary".

The president of the university, Mark G. Yudof, who has dealt with protests at several campuses over tuition increases, called it "a sad day for California," but he seemed to recognize the gravity of the state's bind.

Given the current difficulties facing federal budgetmakers, it's not clear whether Congress will be willing to go along with either the mandatory spending or the annual budget increases called for by 21st Century Cures.

The committee's action shows that with a little bit of effort, a way can be found to stave off the large increases called for by Rep. Thornberry and Sen. McCain.

What is the political result of the Bush administration's "increasing calls" for democracy in Egypt? m.

Long-distance revenue rose 7.5percentt as price cuts encouraged consumers to increase calling volume, or minutes of use, by 20percentt.

And Republicans here, along with business groups, have opposed the state minimum wage increase, calling it a job killer.

This strategy of allocating additional energy reserves to increasing calling rate is beneficial given the preference of female hylids for males calling at high rates and a female's ability to detect small incremental increases in calling rate.

If you find the meltdowns are increasing, call you Dr. right away.

If this increases call and put premiums would rally increasing the straddle price.

Complex care also involves higher mortality rates, which increases calls for accountability [ 27].