Sentence examples for increasing its preparations from inspiring English sources

That casts some light on why China has so far been willing to raise the decibel level of its threats against Taiwan, without dramatically increasing its preparations for a shooting war.

"We are aware of what we see, and we can't ignore it," he said, so Israel has increased its preparations in the north.

This complicated the process, increasing its instability and compromising the preparation of high quality of core-shell structures.

One could argue that one of the main reasons Spotify isn't profiting is because it's spending money on expansion – which, of course, increases its worth in preparation for an IPO.

The carmaker is trying to increase its value in preparation for a public stock offering as soon as the fourth quarter, when the government can begin to recoup the $43 billion of its investment in G.M. that still is outstanding.

Wells Fargo shares fell nearly 4percentt after the bank said third-quarter earnings increased less than analysts had expected and it increased its loan-loss reserves in preparation for more problems in consumer credit.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 - The Pentagon has ordered about 6,500 soldiers in Iraq to extend their tours, the first step the military has taken to increase its combat power there in preparation for the January elections, senior Defense Department officials said Friday.

This band could correspond to a modification of isoform 2 or 3 produced in vitro during cell preparation since its intensity increased with increasing preparation times.

There is a decrease in pore volume as well as surface area by increasing the preparation temperature.

Researchers may be increasing their preparation time regardless of the application process because the competition is getting stronger.

A: Teacher education programs face significant challenges, including a lack of statewide data systems that link teachers to their preparation programs; misconceptions and myths about alternative teacher preparation vs. traditional teacher preparation; increased competition between preparation programs; and a lack of diverse teacher candidates and diverse teacher educators.