Sentence examples for path of increased from inspiring English sources

But I also wonder, how long can we continue on this path of increased inequality?

He chose a path of increased domestic repression and violation of international norms.

Current social practices may continue and even follow a path of increased consumerism and thirst for travel.

The role of key enzymes catalyzing hydrogen production and the various parameters influencing the path of increased hydrogen productivity has been discussed.

Indeed, many analysts have predicted that Iran will embark on a path of increased liberalization and rapprochement with Washington, that the likely increase in outside investment and an increased foreign presence may spell the beginning of the end of the country's economic, political and cultural insularity.

"Any significant fall in the current geopolitical and other risks should noticeably improve capital outlays, the indispensable spur to a path of increased economic growth," he said.

If the conference ends tomorrow without a strong agreement, their world will be irrevocably damaged, consigned to a path of increasing danger, cost, disruption and loss.

"Will that new budget, like your old budget, triple the national debt and continue to take us down the path of increasing the cost of government to almost 25 percent of our economy?" he asked.

Edward A. Snyder, 52 Dean, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business BOOK -- "Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny" by Robert Wright (2001) WHY -- "Wright says that humans have thrived over the span of history because we have evolved to favor cooperation and indeed that we are on a path of increasing complexity and interdependence.

When his committee adopted the Republican budget in May 1995, Mr. Lazio issued a press release proclaiming that it would "move us from the path of increasing debt and inefficient, big, centralized government toward a government that is smaller, more decentralized and efficient".

DANIEL J. ARBESS Manhattan, Jan . 13*   To the Editor: The debt-ceiling issue is not about the government stopping paying its existing bills and defaulting on its existing debts — it is about whether the government will continue on its current path of increasing its debts through spending more than the taxes it receives.