Sentence examples for sake of increased from inspiring English sources

This aggregation usually comes at a cost because low quality habitats will be included for the sake of increased connectivity.

"I don't think Brazil, or most of Latin America, will end up soon making the choice to ensure big emissions reductions just for the sake of increased responsibility".

Pumice stone is used in the core for the sake of increased lightness.

From the 1920s through the 1940s, the scientific community became more concerned about scripting its public image for the sake of increased funding and political support, and therefore became more engaged in popularization.

However, there are no 60° angles in this figure due to the use of parallax and an indirect viewing angle in this rendering for the sake of increased legibility.

First off, it helps reinforce a joy in learning purely for the sake of increased knowledge.

The government, Mr. Havel wrote, had chosen "the most dangerous road for society: the path of inner decay for the sake of outward appearances; of deadening life for the sake of increasing uniformity".

"It seems to me that the moment has come when the question of bombing German cities for the sake of increasing the terror, though under other pretexts, should be reviewed," Churchill wrote.

Not for the sake of increasing consumption as such, but because higher expected demand for Kindle Fire content should stimulate investment by third-party firms in the development of Kindle content.The border between doing this within the universe of the Kindle Fire economy by creating Amazon Coins, and doing it in the "real" economy by creating dollars, is porous.

Individuals are "inviolable": they have rights, and these rights may not be violated even for the sake of increasing aggregate welfare indeed, even for the sake of preventing the wider violation of rights (Nozick 1974 28 355).

Companies need to take more leadership and ownership of their corporate sustainability practices — for the potential economic impact and the sake of increasing profits, not just to have a clean conscience.