Sentence examples for issues that increase from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Trump's fiscal policies would also weaken the dollar over time – after an initial significant appreciation – as the substantially higher deficit spending would be financed either with easy money or bond issues that increase US sovereign risk.

A number of firms, including Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone AirTouch, a British mobile-phone operator, have included clauses in recent bond issues that increase the interest rate if the firms are downgraded.

Migraine patients accessing our Centre report cognitive issues that increase with headache frequency.

Sedentary groups encounter issues such as accumulation of wastes and transmission of epidemic diseases (Armelagos et al. 2005), issues that increase with population size.

Minimization of the electron hole recombination and efficient visible light excitation are the major issues that increase the photocatalytic efficiency for pesticide degradation.

The proposed design concept has the potential to solve a number of design issues that increase the cost of receiver systems.

Psychosocial issues that increased the likelihood of inadequate prenatal care included being under stress, having family problems, feeling depressed, "not thinking straight", and being worried that the baby would be apprehended by the child welfare agency.

It is a much more significant issue in the eyes of those who back Brexit (50% of whom select it as a major issue) than those who wish to remain in the EU (15%) and it is an issue that increases in importance with age; just 12% of 25-34-year-olds 25-34-year-olds 25-34-year-olds 25-34-year-olds aged 65 or over.

There is another issue that increases the dissipation of Alfven waves, in more than one dimension.

Another coincidental emerging issue that increases the relevance of this work revolves around anticipated higher contamination rates of crops with aflatoxins due to climate change (Battilani et al. 2012, 2016).

Nonetheless, the study raises an important issue: that increased FRA-1 expression is differentially regulated in breast cancer cells.