Sentence examples for mean increasing from inspiring English sources

To repay it will mean increasing prices still further.

That could mean increasing volatility in weather in lower latitudes, similar to that experienced this year".

Never mind that this would mean increasing the risk of innocent men being convicted.

For the United States, that would mean increasing investment and savings while slowing the growth of consumption.

Not only would that mean increasing the Kurds' chances of holding on to the provincial council.

Remortgaging the property to pay off your mother's debt would mean increasing the mortgage by £9,000 to £39,000, and also increasing the monthly interest bill.

But to weaken the dollar, actively or through neglect, would mean increasing the risks of inflation, as prices of imported goods rose.

But that would mean increasing their payroll by about 20percentto to more than $120 million; otherwise, they will have to find ways to cut costs.

But it does usually mean increasing the average span of control of senior managers within the organisation.

For the typical incumbent in the House, that would mean increasing spending to $1.5 million from $750,000.

In IL-6 values there were also no significant differences, but the mean for each group suggests that the il_diff values are even higher in the group with decreasing or stable CO2 gap 1 day after surgery (adj. mean stable-group = 41.34, adj. mean increasing-group = -134.6; P = 0.056).