Sentence examples for increasing arms from inspiring English sources

It would accomplish this not only by driving down the price of oil and increasing arms exports, but by requiring the beneficiaries of American security to bear a real share of its cost.

When VICE asked Jason Kenney, the minister for National Defence, in February about the shipments, he wouldn't commit to increasing arms sales to Canada's allies fighting the Islamic State.

When VICE asked Jason Kenney, the minister for National Defense, in February about the shipments, he wouldn't commit to increasing arms sales to Canada's allies fighting the Islamic State.

The melting points and the degradation temperatures were observed to increase with increasing arm lengths but with constant arm number.

However, for the SPCLs with equivalent molecular weights, the degree of crystallinity was found to decrease with increasing arm numbers.

Because increasing arm inductor size could reduce the THD and circulating current ripple waveforms of the MMC, this effect will be investigated in this paper.

The critical micelle concentration (CMC), determined by fluorescence spectroscopy using pyrene as a probe, was lower than 10−3 mg/mL and decreased with increasing arm numbers.

The g values were observed to decrease with increasing arm numbers, indicating more compact molecular structure for SPCLs with higher arm numbers, while no such effect was observed for arm length variation.

For example, as ARM increases, dpp repression increases until ARM levels reach a point where they start to form non-productive complexes (e.g. increasing ARM positively feeds back on WG expression which coupled with less dpp allows greater levels of WG signaling and stabilized ARM).

With increasing arm anteversion the shoulder is increasingly retroverted, with a maximum of 20° retroversion.

Furthermore, with increasing arm abduction the arms are continuously anteverted from typically 10° retroversion with hanging arms to about 30° anteversion at maximum abduction, i.e., at 50 % MC (compare Fig.  5c).