Sentence examples for take increasing from inspiring English sources

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.

Managers at publicly traded banks constantly exhorted their traders to do bigger and bigger deals and to take increasing amounts of risk, and then rewarded them with millions of dollars in compensation — money that belonged to shareholders.

Anthony Cordesman; Chair in strategy, Center for Strategic and International Studies "While the ANSF may be able to take increasing responsibility alone in some of the lower-risk areas, they're nowhere near ready to do so in the most troubled provinces, such as Kandahar and Helmand".

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

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

Although the pre-computation techniques can relatively relax the computational inefficiency, these accelerated methods [30, 33] take increasing memory burden to store the huge homography transform matices.

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.

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

He says it will take increased Internet penetration (upwards of 40percentt), and government stability to woo U.S. capital.

It will take increased funding, continued political leadership and a commitment of resources to keep the momentum going.