Sentence examples for namely increasing from inspiring English sources

But a paradox lurks at the heart of this – namely, increasing the democratic autonomy of MPs may reduce that of citizens.

Namely, increasing fracture half-length could more benefit the gas production than increasing the fracture conductivity.

The hardness distributed along the thickness direction increases with increasing the N2 pressure, namely increasing the content of ceramic.

While the mantra of making the experience easier to use certainly has its place, the rule must be followed with a strategic purpose in mind — namely increasing the value of the service the more people use it.

As well as increasing flexibility, this also means taking action in two further areas, namely increasing transformability and responding to demographic change.

Namely, increasing the exposure time increases the SNR, while increasing the gain generally does not change the SNR (if the signal is not clipped), but it increases the amplitude (and hence visibility) of the noise.

There is a trade off between sensitivity and specificity; namely, increased sensitivity leads to detection of an increased number of false positives.

"But once they see the benefits - namely increased choice for their children's education - I'm sure they will find the benefits outweigh their concerns".

In his foreword to the World Economic Outlook, he said: "As the effects of the financial crisis slowly diminish, another trend may come to dominate the scene, namely, increased income inequality".

He emphasized that Russia should pay a political price if it refuses to allow international observers (e.g., UNOMIG and OSCE) to remain present in Abkhazia and South Ossetia: namely, increased Western assistance to Georgia.

In his foreword to the WEO, Blanchard said "as the effects of the financial crisis slowly diminish, another trend may come to dominate the scene, namely, increased income inequality".