Sentence examples for to increase still from inspiring English sources
verb
(of a quantity) To become larger.
He added that, assuming a stable economy and stock market, "prices have room to increase still further".
"Pressures are likely to increase still further following the announcement of the official package for Greece, which has signaled a clear shift in risk for bondholders of countries with high debt burdens or large budget deficits".
Cell culture titres are expected to increase still further over the forthcoming years.
According to the CDC, there has been a "slow but steady" increase in reported flu cases in November and December, with numbers expected to increase still.
"Indeed, we are writing to say that we stand ready to work with your Administration to do much more and to urge you to increase still further the number of Syrian refugees the United States will accept for resettlement".
MGO levels would be expected to increase still further in individuals with known type 2 diabetes.
She said that the museum's annual attendance had doubled since she left, to roughly 250,000 visitors, and added that she would like to see it increase still further.
But the number of people aged 15-64 seems to be increasing still.
To increase profits still further, firms need to increase sales far more than most analysts think they will, reckons Mr Stendevad.Squeezing the lemonOthers disagree.
Big banks that plan to increase payouts still hold nearly $120 billion in government-backed debt under a crisis-era program from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
At or near flooding, increasing the superficial velocity will continue to increase kLa still further, but with no further decrease in the agitator power uptake, total power input will increase.
