Sentence examples for increasing patronage from inspiring English sources

He ended by lamenting the increasing patronage, corruption and unprincipled politicking within the party—a thinly veiled swipe at his rival and called for moral regeneration.

The daunting difficulties that most people have with fees, translates to the inaccessibility of health services and increasing patronage of unskilled traditional birth attendants.

Mr. Lewis said that the reformers and party establishment both wanted to preserve the party's power, but he said the latter seemed intent on doing so through traditional means like "manipulating elections" and "increasing patronage".

Libraries around the county are seeing increased patronage and have renovated and upgraded their facilities.

In turn, these households will increase patronage of area businesses, giving a boost to their community's overall prosperity," the report said.

Until the 1950s, airline patrons characteristically traveled on a first-class basis, and fares remained relatively high until increased patronage paved the way for decreased prices.

However, with increased patronage, the predictability of dwell times becomes more difficult [4].

One of Pick's responsibilities was to increase passenger numbers, and he believed that the best way to do so was by encouraging increased patronage of the company's services outside peak hours.

There was large influx of the acumen of South Indian culture to the town during the 17th century CE due to the political unrest in Thanjavur and increased patronage of the Maratha kings to Thiruvarur, resulting in developments in music and dance.

However, longitudinal studies have found that increased patronage of fast food outlets was associated with excess weight gain over time in young adults.

However, a small number stated that they would actually consider increasing their patronage (see Table 3).