Sentence examples for measures are increasing from inspiring English sources

Tesler remains convinced that since Obama emerged as the Democratic nominee in the summer of 2008, "all racial measures are increasing in importance" and that divisions between blacks and whites are increasing.

Now all the alternative measures are increasing their press blasts (at least that is my impression, based on the state of my e-mail in-box), and other organizations like policy research groups are using the occasion to draw attention to their own metrics and reports.

These measures are increasing openings for scholars trained abroad, and are helping globalize university faculties and joint scientific research.

Incomplete compliance with the measures are increasing the chances that orbits become more "polluted" with debris, and increase the probability of destructive hypervelocity impacts.

Prescription cost-containment measures are increasing in many countries and, as more devices become available, there may be pressure to switch patients to a cheaper inhaler device [ 14].

These spill-over effects from the "fractional franchise" model onto other types of health care services being provided by the SQH physicians are an indication of how the franchise's quality improvement measures are increasing patient satisfaction among this select group of health care providers.

Of course the cost rises as control measures are increased, as reflected by the line rising from left to right in Figure 2.

Even if prevention and control measures are increased or decreased by 10%, the PGLEs are expected to show little, if any, change.

One of these measures is increasing the awareness of public on the importance of encaustic tiles and the other is increasing the number of firms producing encaustic tiles and providing their sustainability.

The use of patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures is increasing.

To a manager making unwarranted assumptions about his or her ability to monitor employees, a dysfunctional performance measurement system looks just fine--measures are increasing.