Sentence examples for made increased from inspiring English sources
Trump has made increased appeals for support from African Americans in recent days.
The possibility of training is one of the factors that has made increased brain complexity a selective advantage.
Secretary of Agriculture Ann M. Veneman has made increased trade her focus, arguing that American farmers would improve their lot by reaching more of the global market.
In the aftermath of the unrest, black and Jewish groups in the city, and particularly in Crown Heights, a mostly black and Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in central Brooklyn, made increased efforts to heal tensions.
He said Qaeda suspects in Britain rarely spoke to one another in or near buildings and made increased use of Internet-based telephone services, which are harder to monitor than conventional phone lines.
HMRC has chased Premier League clubs who paid their superstars partly for image rights, therefore free of PAYE and national insurance and often via offshore tax havens, and 16 clubs have now made increased tax payments dating back to 2004.
He made increasing use of rare colours, sometimes to excess.
Forestry has made increasing contributions to the economy, partly because of the government's replanting programs.
President Obama has made increasing American trade a top goal of his economic agenda.
During his five years at labor's helm, Mr. Sweeney has made increasing union membership his No. 1 goal.
The Taliban and their supporters with Al Qaeda have made increasing inroads into Pakistan outside their enclaves in the tribal areas.
