Sentence examples for take an increase from inspiring English sources

The mayor, however, chose not to take an increase, which at the time would have raised his salary to $165,000 from $146,000.

"There is no factual dispute that starting in about 1983 or '84, the city would take an increase in state aid and reduce its payments," said Richard L. Brodsky, a Democratic Assembly member from Westchester County.

Take an increasing tendency to order exclusive material, not cannibalise the Indy.

Cornerback Corey Webster said last week that he would try to take an increased leadership role.

"Eyeo are strategically attempting to position themselves as part of the ad ecosystem and take an increased slice of the revenues but in reality they are damaging it.

As starvation and disease take an increasing toll, Loung and her two young siblings are sent by their mother (Sveng Socheata) to seek refuge as orphans.

Lack of demand is also bound to take an increasing toll on corporate earnings, which also have been a bright spot.

When the fly-half Merab Kvirikashvili slotted a fine penalty from inside his own half the alarm bells really began to sound, only for Clancy to take an increasing hand.

Pregnant women "can also take an increased dosage of contraceptives to act as an abortifacient, since that is all abortifacients are".

In addition, she said, health care is also taking an increasing share of disposable income.

Indeed, the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has taken an increasing deregulatory view of campaign finance.