Sentence examples similar to a small top up from inspiring English sources

Like most retirees here who paid national insurance in the UK, Johnson and his wife, Jenny, have just a small top-up policy in France because the French system covers 70% of their treatment costs.

Contribution rates will escalate upwards over the coming years, but the reality is this regime will, for most people, provide just a small top-up to the state pension.

Earning more than this small top-up will cause claimants to forfeit a proportion of their benefit.

In addition, the big superstore premises that drove Tesco's success in the last decade have become increasingly unfashionable as internet home shopping combined with small top-up shops in local convenience stores become more popular.

The chain is losing shoppers to no-frills chains Asda, Aldi and Lidl and is being dragged down by its sprawling hypermarkets, once the cornerstone of its UK business but now out of fashion with shoppers who increasingly flit between smaller top-up shops and home delivery services.

An anonymous seed investor, who works (obviously very successfully) in high finance, provided Gallop with a seed investment five years ago; he and she have kept the site running with smaller top-ups since then.

The tour set featured a small stage up on top of the main stage, where the band played with Usher and his supporting dancers left with enough room to perform.

I would view any weakness in the smaller companies market as an opportunity to top up positions at reduced prices.

Pack a day bag with small sensory objects in it, such as crackly paper, scented bubbles, shiny objects, a small light-up spinning top, magnets, squishy mesh balls, chewy tubes etc.

In the end £8bn could prove too small a government top-up for the NHS.

You want most of the string to hang into the bacon grease with a small amount sticking up on top.