Sentence examples for notion of increasing from inspiring English sources

He proposed cuts in domestic spending and even endorsed the controversial notion of increasing the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67.

Certainly Hammond's reiterated commitment to HS2 earned him less applause on the conference floor than his notion of increasing the speed limit to 80mph on motorways.

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, whose sometimes ambiguous statements on the war have drawn attack from other Democrats, invoked Mr. Lieberman in opposing the notion of increasing troop strength.

The proposed toll increases are the first even entertained by a New Jersey governor in nearly a decade, and the notion of increasing PATH fares has not been discussed since the last increase in 1987.

In March, on the eve of sequestration becoming law, I wrote that "President Obama, perhaps wrongly", agreed to meet Republicans halfway during the debt limit showdown in the spring of 2011, by proposing cuts "in domestic spending and even endorsed the controversial notion of increasing the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67".

The current impasse is the starkest illustration yet of that tension as the speaker labors to persuade House Republicans, who find the notion of increasing the debt limit repugnant, to do so in order to prevent what Mr. Boehner, a former businessman himself, knows could be a disastrous default.

Results captured through diaries and questionnaires showed that the bus drivers expressed a notion of increased routines and hazard perception.

Nevertheless fMRI measurements supported the notion of increased oxidative stress revealed by functional MRS. Hence, the combined analysis of metabolic and hemodynamic changes in response to stimulation provides complementary insight into processes associated with neural activity.

In fact, the present study and previous publications [13, 14, 40] support the notion of increased cortical excitability in the brain with chronic and acute migraine during headache attacks.

The presence of this marker horizon at Butrint shows a continuation of open water, estuarine conditions throughout Late Antiquity and the Early Medieval period (during which time Butrint ceases to function as an urban centre), disproving the widely held notion of increased soil erosion/deposition as a result of post-Roman landscape degradation.

The significant presence of interconnected cytoskeletal, signaling, and secreted proteins among the variants is in agreement with the notion of increased platelet activation in the NSTE-ACS patients in parallel to the acute event.