Sentence examples for a temporary hike from inspiring English sources

That will be played at Allianz Park if Saracens can negotiate a temporary hike in capacity from 10,000 to 15,000 as the competition regulations demand.

The state's finances are a mess, even with a "temporary" hike in the personal income-tax rate to 5% in 2011 (which is likely to become permanent).

Typical overseas postings include a "foreign service premium," a temporary hike in your salary for the period while you are away.

Within the first few months of 2011, the absence of Tunisian border controls resulted in a temporary hike of irregular emigration of Tunisians towards Italy and the much larger and prolonged arrivals of refugees, labor migrants and Libyan citizens from Libya (see Boubakri, 2013; Natter, 2015).

He said the state saw a temporary hike in poison center calls and emergency room visits, which it has since addressed with new policies.

A temporary hike in the budget would be a lot easier sell than spending the money every year for eternity, in other words.

About half of those surveyed and 62% of public school parents said more school funding was needed, even after voters approved a temporary tax hike in 2012 to raise $6 billion annually for education.

One supportive analyst even took to the pages of the Los Angeles Times the Friday before the election to write that Brown had to jettison the hard-won and historic high-speed rail project to win the initiative, which consists of a temporary tax hike on the wealth and a temporary quarter-cent sales tax hike.

Authorizing a small temporary increase in the state sales tax and a temporary tax hike on high incomes, it will mainly plug a six-billion-dollar hole in this year's state budget and stave off catastrophic education cuts.

State regulators recently granted the companies a temporary rate hike, but it may not be enough to save them from bankruptcy.

But senior ministers have stressed that an "immediate special effort" in the form of a temporary tax hike for the rich was required to bring the nation's accounts back into the black.