Sentence examples for increasing out from inspiring English sources

"We cannot allow deficit spending to suddenly renew itself and begin increasing out of control," said Senator John E. Sununu, Republican of New Hampshire.

The IAAF is currently driving some of these changes forward such as increasing out of competition testing and devoting commercial revenue to anti-doping as outlined earlier this year.

"The world's population is increasing out of control," Sir David told the BBC's Today programme.

While being a polyglot is certainly a requirement of today's software developers, we can all do our part to ensure that skill requirements are not increasing out of proportion for what our engineering talent can provide.

Premiums have been held in check partly by increasing out-of-pocket costs that workers pay through co-payments and deductibles.

Intermarriage with Europeans has become more common, especially as a result of the increasing out-migration of Tongans since the 1970s.

The House bill invites states to scale back benefits while increasing out-of-pocket costs, which will lead many low-income individuals to forgo medical care and rely on costly emergency room services.

"It is very unlikely that laboratories will be able to absorb these costs and, as a result, will need to pass them on to the patient, increasing out-of-pocket expenses to the patient," he said.

"Successive federal governments have talked about increasing out-of-pocket costs, whether directly through increases in the Medicare co-payment or indirectly through things like rebate freezes or changing the Medicare safety net threshold.

The health care law would save an estimated $1 trillion over the next two decades by squeezing payments to health care providers and increasing out-of-pockets costs for many beneficiaries.

The liberal plans, however, would rely more on limiting payments to doctors, hospitals and other care providers and less on increasing out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries, except for upper-income people.