Sentence examples for something to increase from inspiring English sources

She wanted something to increase business on a slow night.

"We need to do something to increase supply other than take it out of our savings account," said Representative Lynn A. Westmoreland, Republican of Georgia.

Smaller players such as Channel Five and possibly even Channel 4 have to think about merging or finding something to increase their size in the market.

The government has already been forced to reverse its attempted 500% rise in immigration tribunal fees, but had until now insisted it would do something to increase them.

Time will tell, but in the meantime he must prove to the Italians that he can do something to increase economic growth.

While boroughs and other London public bodies can do something to increase house building, and mayors can make a difference to living standards by lowering transport fares and even helping to reduce housing costs in the long term, central government has far more power yet seems reluctant to use it or give it away.

Mr. Candelaria said the surge in discoveries of bodies this year might also owe something to increased patrols.

And the pilot said, why can't you get something done to increase our security?

Unfortunately, with high levels of unemployment in industrial countries, policymakers want to do something – anything – to increase growth fast.

At the public meeting late last month, Mr. Nodine, the planning manager, told parents, "We want to cut to create something new" to "increase and improve performance".

Administrators pressured to do something, anything, to increase school security may regard this kind of technology as a cure-all, even when its implications aren't entirely understood, she said.