Sentence examples for say increase from inspiring English sources

Could you, say, increase the effectiveness of antidepressants if you work out too?

Another, according to today's management thinkers, was that Drucker focused only on outcome goals (say, increase sales by 20% a year), whereas the ideal outcome is often uncertain.

To help promote behavior change, it works with companies that want to engage "eco-curious" consumers and cities that want to, say, increase recycling or encourage their residents to walk or bike.

But the industry's growth has been accompanied by complaints from consumer advocates and state regulators about deceptive sales practices and home equity loans structured in ways that, they say, increase the likelihood of default and foreclosure.

Even if only 646 people rubbed up against the aggregate $123,200 cap in the last election cycle, the justices' decision to remove the cap will, it seems safe to say, increase the role of money in American elections.

"But I don't think it's reasonable to say, 'Increase your prize money by millions of dollars and take a $10 million hit to give us a day of rest.' " Smith said a $10 million shortfall would have forced the U.S.T.A. to cut numerous jobs and programs and financing for more than 90 minor league professional events.

Researchers say increased cellphone use has led to more crashes caused by drivers on the phone.

Experts say increasing gang violence in Central America is pushing people to flee.

Yoga, they say, increases strength and flexibility, easing chronic pain and enhancing performance in other sports.

Community groups oppose the Ikea, and leaders say increased traffic is a major worry.

Lowering their compensation saves the most money, or, as the financial analysts say, increases productivity.