Sentence examples for a one-time increase from inspiring English sources
After 3 months of 60-mg tabalumab Q4W, each patient was allowed a one-time increase to 120-mg tabalumab Q4W based on the investigators' clinical judgment and if the patient had at least four tender and at least four swollen joints.
The available working population in the industrialized countries of Europe was 685 million before the crack-up of the Soviet Union in 1990 and hit 763 million in 2014, a one-time increase of 120% in the workforce that put the brakes on wages for lower skilled workers, according to the BIS.
At that time, DHS described its decision to allocate 15,000 extra visas as a "one-time" increase.
And on Monday, a newspaper in Shenzhen reported that central bank officials had suggested to the State Council, China's cabinet, a one-time increase in the yuan's value.
The plan would give states, which are struggling with budget shortfalls, a one-time increase in the federal share of Medicaid payments, amounting to $10 billion.
Leading models of the US economy, in particular, imply that a 10% increase in the cost of imported goods will lead to a one-time increase in inflation of at most 0.7%.
Meanwhile, luxury automaker BMW posted a 38% drop in first-quarter profit due in part to a one-time gain last year and increased spending.
Our analysis of the existing economic research literature suggests that businesses will adjust to modest increases in operating costs through reduced employee turnover costs, improved work performance, and a small, one-time increase in restaurant prices.
The corporate tax cut might aid U.S. company profits on a permanent basis, but as investors compared 2018 to the year before, the tax cut caused a big one-time increase in profit growth.
In excess of 400 companies demonstrated an unusually large one-time increase in reviews, including Space Exploration Technologies Corp, founded by Elon Musk.
It was, according to an early study, the largest one-time increase in the minimum wage in the country.
