Sentence examples for will try to increase from inspiring English sources

Senator Murkowski will try to increase Alaska's seafood exports to the region.

She will try to increase uptake of meals, but says she may still have to cut a lunchtime supervisor.

Here's an excerpt, defining some expectations of employee behavior: Employees will try to increase productivity in operations whenever possible.

"We know this is a specific period of time when the extremists, in the past, and we know this year, will try to increase the levels of violence".

The aim of the multi-agent system is to simulate the collaborative (all agents contribute to achieve an optimized global performance) but also competitive environment (each agent will try to increase its utilities or reduce its costs).

For instance, a senior food-distribution official may have the best information on the rising price of grain, which means he will try to increase imports.

"But I believe they'll try to increase the bid with cash because of the potential dilution in issuing shares, which would worry their shareholders.

For example: "The guys know that we'll keep them here as long as possible and that we'll try to increase nursing hours.

Japanese officials insist that they will not try to increase exports to resolve their economic difficulties.

The company, he said, will also try to increase its sales in Japan, which is the world's second-largest market for prescription drugs.

"Of course, energy independence is a meaningless concept," Mr. West said, "but they will clearly try to increase oil supplies in the United States and make an effort to deal with demand".