Sentence examples for increases deep from inspiring English sources
The $143 billion budget closes a $41 billion deficit through 2010 with tax increases, deep cuts in services and extensive borrowing.
It sought to show that doing nothing would inevitably lead to big tax increases, deep benefit cuts, a sharp rise in the national debt or some combination of all those things.
The government's spending plans for the rest of 2014 are based on an assumption of 0.8% growth by year's end, and that now looks as likely as a summer snowfall in Sicily.If Italy is to respect its euro-zone budget-reduction commitments without yet more tax increases, deep spending cuts will be needed (of €15-20 billion by most reckonings).
Agroforestry increases deep infiltration of water, improves soil structure [64] and increases WUE [65].
Using intense X-rays to probe samples held at extreme pressure and temperature squeezed between the tips of diamond crystals, the researchers find that when pressure increases deep into the mantle, iron liquid begins to wet the surfaces of the silicate mineral grains.
Agroforestry increases deep infiltration of water, improves soil structure [ 64] and increases WUE [ 65].
As the number of transcriptomic datasets for different dinoflagellate species increases, deeper insights into the functional differences between toxic and non-toxic variants, even within a species, as well as into mechanisms of HAB formation, will be gained.
There have been steep tax-increases, deep cuts in welfare rights, pay and pensions as well as changes to labour entitlements.
A relatively small lesion in the posterior limb of the internal capsule, for example, may result in contralateral hemiparesis, which is characterized by weakness, spasticity, greatly increased deep tendon reflexes, and certain abnormal reflexes.
On admission, she presented with limb ataxia with lower predominance, mildly increased deep tendon reflexes, and dysphagia.
Some of these traits have already been integrated into breeding programs, e.g. to increase water deficit tolerance by increasing deep rooting (Shen et al. [2007]).
