Sentence examples for meaningful increase from inspiring English sources

Congress has refused to require any meaningful increase in fuel efficiency since the 1980's.

"We are appealing for a meaningful increase in the number of resettlement opportunities.

But correcting the errors didn't always result in a meaningful increase in their credit scores.

But chief executives should see a "meaningful" increase this year, Mr. Johnson said.

Moody's said the airlines would probably not see a meaningful increase in revenues in the short term to offset the damage to their balance sheets.

The nation's airlines should accept the fact that a meaningful increase in the system's capacity remains a few years away and plan accordingly.

The machines will range in power from 466 to 733 megahertz, the first meaningful increase in processor speed for Apple in 18 months.

The ratio has been essentially constant since then; there has been no meaningful increase in the fraction of Americans who are employed.

For one thing, the concessions to hesitant MPs are so hefty that it is unclear whether the bill is a meaningful increase in police powers at all.

"This deal represents a meaningful increase over the current arrangement, which should translate into higher broadcasting revenues for the participating clubs".

"We believe any meaningful increase of activity levels in the gulf is unlikely in the first half of the year," Mr. Lesar told analysts in a conference call.