Sentence examples for increasing outside from inspiring English sources

"We dealt both with increasing outside pressures and the need to make consensus within the country," he wrote.

Fair, not the first word that springs to mind with links golf, is nonetheless the word that often surfaces about Muirfield, which is not without irony at a time when the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers is facing increasing outside pressure because of its all-male membership policy.

Increasing Outside Investment.

Although the company was founded nearly 20 years ago, it has expanded rapidly in the past two years, adding several languages to its video offerings and increasing outside investment.

International case studies have demonstrated that high-performance ventilation strategies reduce respiratory illness 9 20% and increase individual productivity between 0.48 and 11%, with a small energy cost for increasing outside air rates with heat recovery, or 25 50% energy savings for natural ventilation and mixed-mode conditioning (e.g., Fisk and Rosenfeld 1997; Kroeling et al. 1988).

It did not, however, recommend increased outside scrutiny, a step critics had been hoping for.

At a time when CUNY's Chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, is trying to increase outside fund-raising, Dr. McClenney brings a track record of attracting outside money.

Mike Beavis Belper, Derbyshire Lottery funding for the arts is at last to be redistributed more fairly across England (Lottery arts funding to be increased outside London, 28 May).

Elephants, which were not found in the Serengeti 30 years ago, moved into the park as human populations and agricultural developments increased outside its borders; the local elephant population is estimated at some 1,360.

Non-preferred Picea glauca increased outside exclosures, but has also gained within exclosures.

In contrast, unpalatable, grazing-tolerant, perennial, and annual species increased outside the "US" and "MM" exclosures.