Sentence examples for taking to increase from inspiring English sources

For instance, a 2013 study of 21,646 women in Australia concluded that "there is no evidence of an increased risk of ovarian cancer following IVF in women who give birth". Another study of 9,825 American women found no link between gonadotropins — the drugs I was taking to increase my egg production — and ovarian cancer for women who gave birth.

Being unable to deny a story that he had told colleagues he had scheduled a public event in Melbourne in order to justify claiming travel entitlements for a party fundraiser, Tony Abbott moved to change "the story" on Wednesday to specific actions his government was taking to increase counter-terrorism customs capacity at airports.

WASHINGTON — The federal government announced the first national emissions and fuel economy standards for heavy vehicles on Monday, one of a series of regulatory steps that the Obama administration is taking to increase energy efficiency and reduce atmospheric pollution in the absence of Congressional action on climate change.

A particular low moment for Miley, he wrote, happened when he asked a question at Twitter's engineering leadership meeting about what specific steps Twitter engineering was taking to increase diversity.

Personally, a particularly low moment was having my question about what specific steps Twitter engineering was taking to increase diversity answered by the Sr.

In early 1974 steps were taken to increase price stability leading to bankruptcies of smaller companies.

Are there really steps people can take to increase their overall happiness and life satisfaction?

There are many actions researchers can take to increase the openness and reproducibility of their work.

And what if any steps can be taken to increase jurors' comprehension of complex DNA evidence?

But there are steps board members and managers can take to increase staff wellbeing and engagement.

A few steps can be taken to increase the comfort level.