Sentence examples for meet increasing number from inspiring English sources

The prototype results show that in order to meet increasing number of user queries cloud-based dynamic resource provisioning can satisfy required QoS requirement.

He says he continues to meet increasing numbers of people in his home region who are falling ill and dying from cancer.

Over the past five years I have met increasing numbers of Muslim women – both in Europe and the US – who fear being visibly religious and have begun to refrain from wearing their headscarves in public.

While many colleagues have similar working patterns and are happy (or at least not unhappy) working in this way, I am meeting increasing numbers of promising academics who reject it.

In late 2000, the mall reluctantly allowed the transit agency to increase the number of spaces to 1,200 to meet increasing bus ridership.

Lifeboats have increased in size and mass evacuation systems have been developed to meet the increasing number of passengers carried.

Nokes said she was finding more support for action among her political peers, saying that male and female MPs were meeting an increasing number of constituents worried about young people and the pressures of body image feeding into cyber bullying.

The hospital's department for HIV/AIDs infected mothers and their children was recently renovated to meet the ever increasing number of pregnant HIV-positive women in the Cheliabinsk, City with a population of over 1 million people, and the region.

But PEER affords NSF a better way to meet the increased number of requests from researchers who are interested in adding a development component to their research, says DeAndra Beck, a program officer at NSF's Office of International Science and Engineering.

Agricultural productivity growth is becoming increasingly difficult without developing and disseminating cost effective yield increasing technologies to meet the needs of increasing number of people to expand the area under cultivation or rely on irrigation (Pender and Gebremedhin, 2006; Datt and Ravallion, 1996; Hossain et al. 1992).

In 1768, they found it necessary to start a weekly prayer meeting to meet the needs of an increasing number of parishioners.