Sentence examples for standards increases from inspiring English sources

Pushing production out of America to nations without our environmental standards increases global environmental risks.

Americans may want to buy the biggest and most environmentally damaging vehicles available, but polls show that, given an option, some three-quarters of them vote for dramatic increases in fuel-economy standards — increases that may well force automakers to sell fewer (or at least smaller) S.U.V.s.

Given the close vote, it is possible after some dealmaking on the Hill, Congress could pass a skeleton bill that raises fuel economy standards, increases ethanol production and includes provisions for energy efficiency.

Further, Fig. 10 indicates an increase in number of standards being developed over time until approximately day 2500, from where the number of concurrent standards remains around 70 in number until approximately day 4400 where the number of concurrent standards increases again.

Although this explanation fits well with prior theoretical speculations about nonword repetition, it does not readily account for the pattern of results obtained here, because when progressing through the four syllables of the nonword, one would expect to see a steadily increasing impact of local mismatch, as the number of prior standards increases.

The lack of such standards increases the likelihood that stopping decisions will be idiosyncratic or self-interested.

When qualification standards increase, who will cover the cost of increased staff wages?

Standards increased in all four measured categories, which include three standardized tests and overall graduation rate.

Czechs are seeing their living standards increase.

Less able students are more likely to drop out if standards increase.

Portuguese living standards increased greatly in the 25 years after the democratic revolution of April 1974.