Sentence examples for increasing the underlying from inspiring English sources

Thoughtful environmentalists have had to appreciate with awe and wonder what natural gas has meant to greenhouse emissions, which have been reduced nearly 15% since the fracking/shale revolution began, all the while increasing the underlying energy production many times over.

The bars shaded in light (green) refer to the average number of reforms in the various domains in a given year that took place in a representative EU country and that contributed to increasing the underlying policy settings (e.g., increasing the tax burden, the generosity of benefits or the stringency of regulation; for a more detailed definition of the direction of reforms, see Appendix B).

Chief executive Richard Cousins said: Our relentless focus on efficiency has continued and excluding the impact of Japan and restructuring costs, we have increased the underlying margin by 20 basis points.

These factors, in turn, "significantly increased the underlying growth rate of productivity.

That increases the underlying costs of economic activity, as well as "sink costs" in the form of the cost of waste that our economic activity is generating.

While crop production can be dramatically improved by increasing HI, the underlying molecular genetic mechanism of HI in rapeseed remains to be shown.

Though consultation rates have increased remarkably the underlying epidemiology of migraine remains stable over a decade in our country.

The findings indicate that as the depth of fracture in the floor increases, the underlying coal-rock mass experiences a limited amount of pressure relief, and the pressure relief protection range becomes narrower.

Bowen also pointed to a separate PBO document, released on Thursday, which showed policy decisions had increased the deficit (underlying cash balance) by $9bn over the five years compared with the previous budget update.

"Building familiar interfaces," and tools to deal with data was key to increasing the adoption of underlying technologies like Hadoop and Hive within Facebook.

Distributed systems are not only being challenged by the increasing complexity of the underlying infrastructure but also by the new styles of applications and services now being considered.