Sentence examples for move may increase from inspiring English sources

The transport capacity of the watershed — how much bulk it can move — may increase a thousandfold.

Your article stated that the move may "increase the tension with fellow Anglican churches around the world that do not approve of homosexuality".

However, during condition when food is not easily obtained the distance they move may increase up to 10 km (Eltringham 1999; Muller and Erasmus 1992; Tracy 1996).

Those of the family Deinopidae weave even smaller webs, hold them outstretched between their first two pairs of legs, and lunge and push the webs as much as twice their own body length to trap prey, and this move may increase the webs' area by a factor of up to ten.

To get out of the jam, the government appears to be allowing the yen to weaken, a move that may increase exports and the profits of manufacturers with plants overseas.

Mr McCain has doubled his bet by calling for more troops to be sent to Iraq a move that may increase his appeal to the party faithful while at the same time making him look dangerously out of touch to the general electorate.They both have weaknesses beyond their control.

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It is found that the solute concentration at the moving GB may increase with increasing velocity and becomes larger than the equilibrium value, which is unexpected according to the solute drag theory proposed by Cahn, but has been observed in some experiments.

Our hypothesis was that after rain L. pneumophila grows prolifically in puddles on asphalt roads and can be spread by moving cars, which may increase the amount of organism in the environment.

Domestic opposition to the move is weak, but may increase as the government's financial woes become clear and the economy worsens.

And as OxyContin incidents move closer to Washington and New York, pressure may increase on the D.E.A. and the F.D.A. to take regulatory action against Purdue.