Sentence examples for target increasing from inspiring English sources

The ABC, our tax-funded broadcaster, could set a diversity target: increasing the current 18% of characters from non-Anglo-Celtic backgrounds to match the population of 32% by 2020, for instance.

Several warheads from the same missile would strike the same target, increasing the probability of killing that target, or individual warheads would strike separate targets within a very narrow ballistic "footprint".

This is why all the top acquisitions and projects at Facebook target increasing the arrival rate.

Hence, policy should target increasing the awareness of climate change adaptation options and its benefits using agricultural extension services.

Consequently, the development of policies that target increasing agricultural productivity is the governments' typical domestic reaction to the challenge of reducing poverty and increasing food security in rural areas.

Both programs aim to reduce chronic disease risk factors in the population and target increasing physical activity.

Perhaps being a prime target increased, however mordantly, civic pride.

The rise of chain stores like Sears, Roebuck and J.C. Penney, and later Wal-Mart Stores and Target, increased the demand for mass production, she said.

Energy companies will have targets to reduce customers' carbon emissions under CERT (the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target) increased by 20% from the current 154m tonnes of CO2, and they will have to provide a further £350m to a Community Energy Saving Programme.

They target increased selectivity and specificity associated with drug action.

The changes target increased competitiveness and support building an attractive and sustainable platform for application developers.