Sentence examples for the name of increased from inspiring English sources

That seems true, but was it done in the name of increased productivity?

When the glammed articles hit, the rest of the media world jumped on the bandwagon in the name of increased circulation, broadcast ratings and perhaps a chance to breathe the rarefied air at a holiday party.

– The University of Michigan solar car team's newest creation features four wheels instead of three, incorporates an asymmetric driving position in the name of increased efficiency and maximizes its Detroit connections as it heads for the biennial World Solar Challenge this October in Australia.

Like Waymo, Otto's focus is not to replace truck drivers altogether, but rather to automate much of their driving in the name of increased safety and efficiency.

In the name of increased efficiency and productivity, U.S. companies plunked down more than $2 trillion for hardware, software and services in the past decade.

If the proposed mega-mergers proceed, the food system will face profound changes in the name of increased short-term financial returns for relatively few investors.

In the name of increasing safety, this acts as an implicit subsidy to risky lending.

In October, the federal antitrust commission in Mexico said it would order the breakup of Cintra in the name of increasing competition and lowering domestic air fares, which it said were being kept artificially high to subsidize international routes.

Reading the piece, I kept thinking, These bytes are simply crying out to be mashed and wikied by the hive, endlessly worked over in the name of increasing the correctness or definitiveness of a master list (yes, I've been reading and enjoying Lanier, despite certain overexuberances).

"The new data come after the shock proposals surrounding labour laws that Troika officials have proposed in the name of increasing competitiveness and flexibility in the labour market," wrote the mass-selling Ta Nea newspaper referring to leaked suggestions that Greece instigate a six-day working week.

In some other country, say China, one might imagine a government secretly introducing experimental life forms into the food system in the name of increasing output.