Sentence examples for the implications of increasing from inspiring English sources
It also recognised the "justifiable concerns that many people have in relation to the EU, its institutions and the implications of increasing integration".
"I understand the implications of increasing longevity, and agree that deficit reduction is a priority, but the legislation published today is arbitrarily hitting women born in 1954 too harshly, while making no impact on deficit reduction in this parliament.
The shadow pensions minister, Rachel Reeves, said: "I understand the implications of increasing longevity, and agree that deficit reduction is a priority, but the legislation is arbitrarily hitting women born in 1954 too harshly, while making no impact on deficit reduction in this parliament.
We investigate the implications of increasing the room temperature setpoint in datacentres to save energy.
The Science and Technology committee report also considers the implications of increasing automation on the jobs and skills landscape in the U.K., criticizing the government for a lack of leadership in the area of digital skills, and urging the publication of its long delayed Digital Strategy.
Here, a 3D computational fluid dynamics model of a flow battery flow field and electrode is used to analyze the implications of increasing flow rates to high power density operating conditions.
Taking a wider look at the implications of increased surveillance he said: "We're fighting these battles [against terrorism] for the preservation of our liberties and our freedoms.
Not only do we need to understand how to reduce our impacts in this area, we also need to think about the implications of increased digital energy demands and how resilient the digital first model is to the possibility of energy blackouts.
Here, we studied the implications of increased sCD14 levels in hemodialysis patients.
Energy security is at the top of the list of U.K. government concerns these days as it realizes the implications of increased dependency on gas imports.
The implications of increased applications of high quality cattle manure to agricultural systems in Africa on N2O emissions are still only partially understood.
