Sentence examples for as a sliding scale from inspiring English sources

We propose that corporations equipped for the challenges of the 21st century think of innovation as a sliding scale between execution and search.

However, the legal issue is more complex than the limit, as a sliding scale of penalties could reduce the deterrent effect.

In the book, Rachel's drinking issues are seen as a sliding scale progressing from necking one too many premixed cans of G&T on the way home, to a compulsive purchase of a small bottle of chenin blanc from the Whistlestop in Euston.

The startup has developed a much narrower price model for teachers that acts as a sliding scale between a revenue share and a monthly subscription.

The data on attitudes towards climate change are almost entirely from national surveys, which frame their questions as a sliding scale of concern.

"Think of it as a sliding scale," Brown said.

The association will cover the cost of travel, hotels and ground transportation for nominated artists and as many as 11 band members, as well as crew, on a sliding scale, with artists receiving first-class airfare and band or crew members flying coach.

Tyrer said the revised WHO system will instead see personality as more of a sliding scale.

If there are only three people in a particular rumr conversation it's probably not going to be too tough to figure out identities, hence Jerlecki describing the app as working on a "sliding scale of anonymity"; i.e. the more people you add, the more anonymity everyone gets.

Sociolinguists study how people use language in the real world, so they are more apt to see grammar as "gradient," existing on a sliding scale.

While the model requires choosing a target volatility level to figure out the optimal percentage of stocks vs. bonds (i.e. a very abstract process for the average investor), in practical terms it was probably just as effective to prescribe a sliding scale by age and call it a day.