Sentence examples for scramble to increase from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the government's scramble to increase the turnout undermined the endlessly repeated premise of the new military-backed order: that Mr. Sisi had the passionate support of an overwhelming majority of Egyptians to oust Mr. Morsi and to assume leadership.

There's nothing like a last minute scramble to increase your stress, tension and odds of getting a migraine.

Hopefully some of these tried and true methods will remain effective for a little while as we all scramble to increase our readership, because really, we're not just selling books.

This meant that no fossil fuel reserves, no potential source of supply -- no matter how remote or hard to reach, how far offshore or deeply buried, how encased in rock -- was deemed untouchable in the mad scramble to increase output and profits.

Automakers, facing pressure to meet sales mandates, have been scrambling to increase sales.

"All of these companies are scrambling to increase security in order to prevent surveillance from their own government," she said.

And while business groups are scrambling to increase their share, the bulk of the tax cut is all but certain to go to individuals.

Intel, Advanced Micro Devices and other chip makers have been scrambling to increase manufacturing in the face of continuing shortages of high-end processors and memory chips.

A federal target of 54.5 m.p.g. by 2025, along with anticipated carbon dioxide emissions rules in Europe, have even deluxe brands scrambling to increase fuel efficiency.

Scrambling to increase oil production abroad as it faces tougher competition at home, Eni S.p.A., Italy's state-controlled oil company, offered $3.96 billion today for Lasmo P.L.C., topping a bid from its American rival Amerada Hess.

But when the show started previews on Sept. 20, the Public had fallen considerably short, and the commercial producers scrambled to increase their share — ultimately covering about two-thirds of the cost.