Sentence examples for to meet increased from inspiring English sources

At extreme high temperatures, biological performance also falls off rapidly: problems include insufficient capability of respiratory and circulatory systems to meet increased demand for oxygen (Portner 2002), protein denaturation, and membrane dysfunction due to increased fluidity (Hochachka and Somero 2002).

Under these conditions, "it would be difficult for ING Barings to meet increased financial targets".

To meet increased student demand, urban universities keep stretching beyond the perimeters of their campuses.

Regulators have allowed them to be used in limited quantities to meet increased equity requirements.

After that, he said, larger, more efficient units can be built to meet increased demand over time.

It would be much more expensive to rebuild capacity from scratch to meet increased demand in future".

Meanwhile firms that were able to meet increased demand by boosting the productivity of their existing workforce no longer can.

As we wrote once before, GM is expanding operations in China to meet increased demand there for its vehicles.

To meet increased demand, NHS productivity which has remained static since 1997 needs to rise by 4% per year.

Mlutkowski explained that enhanced durability will be the key for the concrete industry to meet increased building demands without compromising the environment.

Eurotunnel is buying extra freight shuttles to meet increased demand, with 20% more capacity for lorries in the next two years.