Sentence examples for makes an increase from inspiring English sources

The European Union opposes further stimulus packages in 2010, arguing that its social safety net makes an increase in government spending unnecessary.

Pfizer makes an increased indicative offer of £63bn, or £50 a share.

"In its many forms, design makes an increasing contribution to the cultural and economic life of contemporary society," says Noonan.

It was shown that a decentralization makes an increasing adherence to data security requirements possible since control over data and applications is transferred to the user [10, 19].

As more and more of my media consumption flows through the iPad, every little bit of battery conservation makes an increasing difference.

Governments of developing countries make an increase in living standards a primary goal of national policy.

British Airways passengers were hit with a further rise in fuel surcharges today, after the airline said the continuing record price of oil made an increase "unavoidable".

The only thing bold about it are accounting tactics worthy of Enron that are designed to make an increase in emissions look like a decrease.

Six months later crossbench senators accused the innovation minister, Christopher Pyne, of making an increase to that fund conditional on the Senate agreeing to pass welfare cuts.

But the restrictions on offshore drilling that followed the 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill have limited domestic oil production, and the disastrous blowup at Japan's Fukushima plant last month has made an increase in nuclear power politically untenable.

Many analysts have expected the Fed to raise this benchmark rate between late this spring and the middle of next year, but the withdrawal of the interest rate promise has made an increase seem more imminent.