Sentence examples for up to increased from inspiring English sources

Sandbag has educated people about emissions trading, opening the issue up to increased public scrutiny as well as successfully retiring 2000 tonnes of CO2 permits from the European carbon trading system, 895 tonnes of which were retired by GNM.

"It's a slap in the face for Tony Blair, who went over to Washington to have the US sign up to increased aid, and got nothing in terms of aid," said John Hilary, the campaigns and policy director at War on Want.

A spokesman for Transport for London, which operates the Underground, said passenger trains were stopped in tunnels to avert collision or diverted to other tracks; those the runaway train was catching up to increased their speed to reach the safety of sidings.

Of course, today's bump in Echo device sales can't all be chalked up to increased interest in Amazon's smart speaker category.

Conversely, opening up to increased international import competition in initially concentrated industries is associated with falling gender wage gaps and rising female employment, while increased exports in these industries is associated with higher female employment as well.

Of course, this position ignored the fact that politicians and other elected officials are considered public figures, and their statements are held up to increased scrutiny by the media, their constituents, and their fellow politicians.  .

Now, expansion plans are being drawn up to increase seating to 55,000.

But his status has also opened him up to increasing scrutiny.

They say it was a fake item in the papers, made up to increase circulation.

Above all, America's own record has been held up to increasing scrutiny.

Watch to see how well Sen. John Kerry plays in the South and how he holds up to increasing scrutiny.