Sentence examples for questions of increasing from inspiring English sources

Only the top three will compete, wearing togas and standing like little Caesars in front of the entire student body while fielding questions of increasing difficulty from Hundert.

Democratic delegates were much closer to public attitudes than Republican delegates on questions of increasing safety and environmental regulation of business and requiring trigger locks on handguns.

Based on a British series of the same title, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire had a simple premise: contestants, selected by phone-in competitions open to the public, were asked 15 questions of increasing value if answered correctly, the last of which was worth a million dollars.

The questions of increasing the energy efficiency of building energy systems and of how to effectively control temperature, humidity and pollutant concentrations in indoor air in an energy efficient way are two great challenges in the field of building energy and environment in China.

As usual, the contestants were to answer a series of 15 multiple choice questions of increasing difficulty, but the dollar values were substantially increased.

Contestants were originally faced with fifteen questions of increasing difficulty; however, the format was overhauled in 2010, and the contestants are now faced with fourteen questions of random difficulty, distributed into two rounds.

However it is not just a question of increasing budgets.

Other cities would look at the question of increasing development around railway stations and aim for some sort of coherent plan for achieving it.

So while it is a question of increasing the number of seats, it is also a question of replacing seats that are falling off line because of leaks and other issues".

Dutch officials made plain there could be no question of increasing the rescue package to €138bn, as suggested in some quarters because the Greek economy is contracting faster than expected.

George P. Zanias, the top economic adviser to Greece's finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, said: "Historically, the supply side of the economy has been neglected — it was just a question of increasing demand.