Sentence examples for increasing we would from inspiring English sources

"If we see that piracy of our products is increasing, we would stop," Ms. McIntosh said, adding that her company monitors file-sharing networks and that there will be a "watermark" on eMusic files.

Some blogs advanced a related logical fallacy by claiming that this shows 'an increase in uncertainty.' However, if uncertainty over the cause of global warming were increasing, we would expect to see the percentage of papers rejecting or minimizing human-caused global warming increasing.

If people knew their taxes would go up or they would lose government benefits whenever spending increased, we would have a lot less spending.

If they were engaged in rent-seeking, as their incomes increased, we'd expect that of others to decrease.

"If the only problem with capitalism was this slight temperature increase, we would really be cooked.

For example, if in the absence of the earlier oil price increases we would have seen real GDP growing at a 4% annual rate, given the 2010 Q4-2011 Q1 oil price increases, we would only expect 2.4% growth for 2011 Q3 and 1.6% growth for 2011 Q4 and 2012 Q1.

My colleague cites a statement from the secretary, in which he lists the tragic results of a 16% increase: "We would be left with our smallest ground force since 1940, the fewest ships since 1915 and the smallest Air Force in its history".

Porter's argument is economic competitiveness -- the GDP increases we would see if we push natural gas production.

If we all consider these standpoints closely, specifically the proposed minimum wage increase, we would recognize that the old adage of adding more jobs doesn't develop a vibrant economy.

As the amount and quality of information in public data bases increases, we would expect this ability to refine the location of relevant genetic variation to improve in parallel.

As Δ increases we would expect A and B to increase proportionally to Δ and Ω to decrease.