Sentence examples for bracket from inspiring English sources

Offenders in the medium risk bracket carried out another 50 serious crimes.

Filling out an NCAA tournament bracket is the perfect metaphor for life because it affords us the opportunity to make the same mistakes over and over and over again.

This has resulted in asylum seekers spending longer in detention, with more than half having spent four to six months inside: The report, dated February 2014, says increased time spent in detention is associated with an increase in "adverse" behaviour, identifying the seven-to-12-month bracket as the worst period.

The big driver of the increase in income tax revenue is "bracket creep" – where wage increases push you into a higher tax bracket.

Tory pain is in the same bracket of news as transfer speculation.

Of the Asda chickens sampled 28% were in this bracket which the FSA considers most likely to infect consumers.

In the 12 months to March, wages grew by just 2.3% – the lowest on record: Hockey will hope wages growth improves, because lower growth means less bracket creep, which in turn means less income tax revenue.

Moving up the income ladder, if you receive just over £7 an hour, you are in the next bracket, the "modest" fifth.

Unicef research suggests that support for the practice is gradually falling: 63% of women in the same age bracket supported it in 2008, compared with 82% in 1995.

"I don't know exactly what words I know in English to describe him," said Lars Lagerback, who placed Bale in the same bracket as Cristiano Ronaldo, his Real Madrid team-mate, and Lionel Messi.

Thanks to tighter regulation the too-big-to-fail bulge-bracket banks that usually finance big M&A deals may also have become more restrained.Evaluating M&A is hard because there is no archetype of success.