Sentence examples for take increases from inspiring English sources

As the number of short trips we take increases (up to 10 per year on top of longer holidays), cheap flights to European cities aren't always the answer and Britain, as a consequence, is getting a bigger and bigger slice of the weekend-break pie.

As the size of the problem increases, the number of scenarios that follower firm can take increases exponentially.

Done well, it's a devastating tactic but the risk you take increases incrementally with the opposition's ability to keep the ball.

The paper shows that both the stiffness and maximum load that the combined support system can take increases as the angle between equally spaced wood blocks is decreased (or the number of blocks for the steel section is increased).

Such "expansive" use of the body is shown to increase testosterone and risk tolerance in men and women, she told HuffPost, while the more constrictive stance that women usually take increases the hormone cortisol, which in turn increases stress.

Over the years, as arrests rose sharply, private lawyers were allowed to take increasing numbers of cases, tens of thousands by 1994, when Mr. Giuliani took office.

The dead had set a task for the living -- that we "take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion".

Third, we will redouble our efforts to build the necessary capability of the Iraqis themselves to take increased responsibility for security and law and order.

As governments around the world take increasing interest in the tech world, that number seems likely to increase further.

In most other resource-rich countries, as prices rise governments take increasing cuts of the upside.

The committee called on Ofcom and the Information Commissioner's Office to take increased action.