Sentence examples for term increased from inspiring English sources

Stephens's life sentence upheld; Czugaj's term increased again to life.

"In the near term, increased economic uncertainty may lead to weaker demand for homes.

Rees was arrested, charged and received a six-year jail term, increased to seven on appeal, for conspiring to pervert the course of justice.

A man who smashed the skulls of three sisters with a claw hammer as they slept in a London hotel room has had his minimum term increased from 18 years to 27.

National Service meant compulsory conscription into the armed forces – usually the army or the RAF, but mostly the former – for 18 months, a term increased to two years after the Korean war.

So in the very near term, increased taxes, cuts in spending, that are too large would be a negative, would be a drag on the recovery".

The use of a live music-based short story may have resulted in increased cognitive arousal and attention span aiding in immediate and long-term increased comprehension of the experimental group.

So let's start by ensuring long-term, increased funding to meet rising demand for help.

In a study of patients undergoing repeat heart surgery, researchers found that the risk of premature death, both in the hospital and long-term, increased significantly with each day the transfused blood had been stored.

"Whether this has been caused by callous pursuit of short-term savings, negligence or incompetence, the results are cruelty and long-term increased costs," says the report, written by four Assembly Democrats — James F. Brennan of Brooklyn, Richard N. Gottfried of Manhattan, Sam Hoyt of Buffalo and Amy Paulin of Scarsdale.

Consider this, from the anti-war Dissident Voice website a month before the conflict: "A US attack and subsequent occupation of Iraq will provide new inspiration – and new recruitment fodder – for al-Qaida or other terrorist groups, and will stimulate a long-term increased risk of terrorism, either on US soil or against US citizens overseas".