Sentence examples for something that increases from inspiring English sources

Often, Mr. Teeter said, these swings are caused by something that increases voter turnout for one of the parties.

They are also less likely to try to induce labor before a woman's due date, something that increases the odds of a Caesarean.

The UK is the rest of the EU's largest single export market, he notes, something that increases the chance of the UK securing a free trade agreement with the EU.

Any failure to pursue meaningful criminal justice reform is bound to affect black Americans disproportionately, as they are overrepresented at every level of the system, from policing and use of force through arrest, detention and sentencing, something that increases the relevance of his alleged racist comments, no matter how long ago they occurred.

Boyle: "This survey done by Atlantic Media and Research … was 'completed at the request of several major SuperPAC donors' and conducted with calls made by 'live operators to both landlines and cellphones,' including 43 percent cell phones, something that increases accuracy". The polling was the product of Atlantic Media and Research's senior strategist Rick Shaftan.

You need the code injection bug (which puts the code on the operating system), and something that increases the privilege level of that code so it can change things on the operating system on the phone.

My parents' dining set, for example, was made by a Midwestern company called Romweber, something that increased its appeal, I was happy to learn.

Stutzman said the key for those Republicans to retain their seats is to not energize more Democrats to vote in the midterm elections — something that increased ICE raids could do.

Across the country, around 20percentt of children under the age of five are thought to be malnourished, something that increased teff consumption could help alleviate, and something that obviously can't happen if us Westerners want to gobble it all up.

Consider how John Paul II virtually began his Papacy by naming St. Francis as the patron saint of those would seek to protect the environment; and soon after challenged the validity of an unquestioned faith in technology as something that increased the "threat of pollution of the natural environment".

Every worker who is not making sure that people don't steal or shirk can be re-employed doing something that actually increases output.