Sentence examples for would increased from inspiring English sources

Would increased human traffic mean more anaconda deaths?

Would increased powers over home education have saved this little girl's life, when agency failings were identified as the crucial factor contributing to her death?

Would increased sanctions really weaken Iranian hardliners as much as the integration of the country's isolated, restless entrepreneurs and professionals into the global system?

"Not only would increased taxes cost jobs, raise consumer prices and shrink government revenue, but they would also hamper our ability to remain competitive and reinvest in jobs, new energy technologies and resources in the United States and internationally".

"Syria — people, army and leadership — is today more determined to counter terrorism with all its forms" and would cut "off the hand of whoever thinks to harm Syria's security," the statement said, adding that the attacks on Wednesday would increased the authorities' determination to "clear the homeland of the armed terrorist groups," the government's usual term for its opponents.

And Prevotella bryantii populations would increased multiply as the animals were adapted to the high-grain diet (Fernando et al. 2010).

Violence would increase exponentially.

Unemployment would increase".

It would increase her allure.

Costs, of course, would increase.

That would increase productivity growth.