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The mayor said he and Mr. Kelly hoped these changes would further drive down violent crime.

Some local residents fear that an influx of arts groups would further drive up rents in the neighborhood, pushing out working-class minority residents.

If the price stayed up for any period of time, it would make non-OPEC members who could produce oil more likely to do it, which would further drive the price down...

It would deliver greater representation for third and minor parties, and this in turn might encourage more of the electorate to vote for them: it is thus both driven by, and would further drive, decline in the two-party system.

The bank has also said it will sell dollars to state-owned oil companies so that they will not have to buy them on the open market, which would further drive down the value of the rupee.

Mr. Bernanke and other Fed officials are convinced that such a step would further drive down long-term interest rates and improve the pace of economic growth, but they are concerned that the benefits would be modest and the costs uncertain.

But many other senators, including some Republicans, argued that the move would only further drive the sides apart, and worsen the ideological bent of the judiciary.

There was some speculation that Apple's decision to drop the technology on this device was some clear sign that the company was moving away from the touchscreen-adjacent tech, but the reason is likely far more simple: Adding it would have further driven up the entry-level price — and eclipsed the MacBook in the process.

And loss of this module in a launching accident, which would further delay construction and drive up costs, could mean political death for the project, some say.

Speculators, betting on a strike that would further tighten nickel supplies, had driven up the price in recent weeks.

Would further gas pipeline interconnection help to drive down gas wholesale costs?