Sentence examples for what increasing from inspiring English sources

"I don't see what increasing the supply of oil would do for the economy," said Chakib Khelil, above, OPEC's president.

They're taking advantage of new technology to do what increasing numbers of established authors are doing too these days.

Then he did what increasing numbers of older Americans are doing, especially as the economy sours — he enrolled in community college.

For The New Yorker Out Loud, Ross and Hilton Als talk with Sasha Weiss about what increasing assimilation means for gay culture.

Chakib Khelil, the Algerian oil minister and OPEC's president this year, told reporters on Thursday: "I don't see what increasing the supply of oil would do for the economy".

It's not even clear from the law what "increasing rapidly" and "material injury" mean.

What increased the appeal of his poetry was its intellectual, even philosophical, content.

"What increased spending buys you is generally unpleasant interventions like intensive care units and feeding tubes," Dr. Wennberg said.

It is a packed cellular world, a world under pressure, and what increases its pressure is the sense of enclosure.

This is what increased modelling detail and visual realism should be about: an increased demand on the player's visual perception and intelligence.

The sheer volume of production is what increased the likelihood of excellence and this allows posterity to pick and choose the classics and forget the rest.