Sentence examples for mean an increased from inspiring English sources

So amending the return would mean an increased tax bite.

He hopes the Olympic exposure for the sport will mean an increased workload for him.

That might also mean an increased risk of injury, however, for a player who takes more shots than he should.

And that in turn will mean an increased Federal deficit, not despite but because of the budget deal.

He said companies were waiting for possible new regulations on shipping packages, and he believes tighter regulations will probably mean an increased demand for couriers.

It could also mean an increased use of profiling, which itself points to instances in which security seems to do more harm than good, at least from the perspective of many Muslim, black and Hispanic men.

If so, that will mean an increasing demand for hydrogen".

This will mean an increasing number of users who are accustomed to using their computers via these trackpads.

This will mean an increasing number of users who are accustomed to using their computers via these trackpads.

Though it means an increased workload for Matt Prior, as KP keeps bunging the ball down the leg side.

In the power tool industry, stiff competition has meant an increased variety of products and a need for faster delivery.