Sentence examples for mean that increasing from inspiring English sources

This means that the two metrics are correlated — but it does not necessarily mean that increasing market share will increase profits.

The higher cost of gas and electricity may mean that increasing numbers of consumers are not able to afford adequate levels of energy to meet their requirements and that the competitiveness of industry and business is affected.

The nature of work is undoubtedly changing and that may well mean that increasing numbers of us will have to become just a bit more entrepreneurial - selling our services to a marketplace of buyers rather than one employer.

This could probably mean that increasing the N concentration beyond 200 mg N/L may not necessarily result in any significant transplant growth and hence may not be cost effective.

It would also mean that increasing his omega-6 fatty acid intake would be a good idea.

I mean that increasing extreme weather across the world will have enormous political consequences that this country – in our globalised world – won't be able to escape, even if we can adapt to the immediate problem of extreme weather.

In health care (17% of GDP), the problems of asymmetric information and moral hazard mean that increased spending results in little or no improvement in health outcomes.

Hormonal fluctuations can mean that increased benefit may be obtained from different training types at different times in the cycle.

It is tempting to interpret them to mean that increased HSM in any individual is indicative of elevated risk of diabetes, liver, kidney, and cardiovascular disease.

Expanding communication meant that increasing numbers of Indonesians became interested in Indian thought.

It means that increasing in n cause decreasing in ΔTc,max and for low orifice diameter it has significant effect.