Sentence examples for increasing would have from inspiring English sources

But here too, the changes that would be necessary to cut net immigration to the level the motion calls for – and logically that means cutting it to less than zero, if fertility and longevity are to continue increasing – would have costs which many would regard as unacceptable if they thought about them seriously.

Tackling these other warming agents quickly would increase the CO2 budget for any given odds of 2C, whereas allowing them to increase would have the opposite effect.

(Excluding Overture, the increase would have been 40percentt).

Excluding those losses, the increase would have been 16percentt.

Thank goodness for girls, because the increase would have been $2,400 had she been a boy.

(Had the new accounting rules been in effect last year, the increase would have been only 61percentt).

The pain from any one of these price increases would have been bad enough.

But he added: "The alternative of not getting any rate increase would have been disastrous".

Mr. Robbins declined to comment on what effect a price increase would have on the company.

I.B.M. said the increase would have been 6percentt without currency fluctuations.

"This year's tax increase would have come incrementally over those four years," she said.