Sentence examples for move that increased from inspiring English sources

The British rulers were determined to prevent urban discontent during the war, so the government bought food in the villages and sold it, heavily subsidized, in the cities, a move that increased rural food prices even further.

Stocks slumped on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan declined to take additional stimulus measures, a move that increased investors' worries about the eventual decline in central bank support that has bolstered an equities rally.

He is widely credited with cleaning up Passaic's trash-strewn streets and graffiti-stained buildings, and he has added 50 police officers to the 200-member force, a move that increased the city's budget but also may have contributed to a steady drop in crime.

"As the licensor of the easyJet brand, any move that increases easyJet's turnover should lead to higher royalties," said the easyJet founder.

Texas is also making Medicaid available to fewer pregnant women, a dangerous move that increases the number of women without coverage for prenatal care and the actual deliveries.

Fearing budget deficits and large unfunded retirement liabilities, the Netherlands has joined Britain, Italy, the United States and other countries in raising its retirement age, a move that increases contributions to the system while holding down outlays.

(AP) PATRIOTS CUT RECEIVER Wide receiver Tiquan Underwood was cut by the Patriots less than 24 hours before the Super Bowl, a move that increases the likelihood Chad Ochocinco will be active.

ISTANBUL — Turkey said Wednesday that it shelled targets within Syria as retaliation for a mortar shell that landed across the Turkish border and killed five civilians, a move that increases the risk of escalating the bloody civil war into a regional conflict and ratchets up pressure for further international involvement.

Instead of rejecting a move that increases the distance from the target distribution, the algorithm accepts it with an exponentially decaying probability p: p = min (exp (− c [ dist (F D, F S new ) − dist (F D, F S ) ] ), 1 ) As c>0 is increased, the probability of accepting a "bad" move becomes smaller.

In September, Moody's Investors Service lowered the credit ratings on loans on some prominent buildings in New York, including the Rockefeller Center complex and two towers in Times Square, which it said had inadequate terrorism coverage -- moves that increased their borrowing costs.

The announcement is a highly provocative move that has increased tensions and could make direct conflict with Japan more likely.