Sentence examples for increases to meet from inspiring English sources

The industry's unexpectedly strong performance in the first quarter has prompted automakers to begin planning for production increases to meet demand, though they remain cautious about overreacting.

Early Monday, the government won approval for its 2013 budget, which, due in part to persistent tax evasion, must rely on a punishing mix of spending cuts and indirect tax increases to meet targets set by the country's creditors.

But whether the problem can be managed while production increases to meet the potential demands of the Chinese market, or whether drastic action is required, is up for debate.

But the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which is in charge of building the spacecraft, now believes it needs perhaps an additional $100 million, on top of previous budget increases, to meet the current schedule of launching in September or October next year.

So if we take the summer budget and Office of Budget Responsibility economic forecasts as the baseline (both may change) – and there are no new tax increases – to meet his target, the chancellor has to find £22bn of cuts from this £77bn, crucial areas of our national life that have already cumulatively been cut by 30% since 2010.

"As a result we've built a capacity model for our core broadband networks and we've brought forward investment and capacity increases to meet the anticipated extra demand".

Total government investment should increase to meet the challenges ignored by the president.

And its corollary: "Storage requirements will increase to meet storage capacity".

But, he added, their appetite for leased space increased to meet their need to make rapid moves.

In the second half of the 19th century, quality had deteriorated as output increased to meet the growth in tourism.

Mr. Powers said he expected that ratio to persist as the workload increased to meet the mayor's goals.