Sentence examples for cumulative raises from inspiring English sources

Over the six-year term of a the contract, flight attendants would receive an immediate 9.2percentt pay increase and cumulative raises of 25.7percentt.

Mr. Gulotta, a Republican, struck tentative deals this month with the Police Benevolent Association and the Detectives Association Inc. that include cumulative raises of 22percentt over the next five years.

The aides also said the Democrats would reject tentative contracts, which Mr. Gulotta had negotiated with two police unions, that included cumulative 22percentt raises over the next five years.

Relations between the town administration and the police usually are very cohesive," citing the new contract for police officers agreed upon July 12, promising a cumulative 9.8percentt raise over three years.

Local funders are less responsive to the figure of cumulative funds raised by an artist.

Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization that operates Wikipedia (and other free knowledge projects), is keeping a nice public Fundraiser Statistics page, which shows the cumulative total raised to date is actually just north of $13 million.

Although our extensive variable of passive smoking exposure was defined a priori, there was no clear dose response to cumulative exposure, raising the possibility that the result was due to chance.

Yet even if Beijing raises cumulative foreign-ownership limits above the current 25% next year, as the CBRC expects, it is unlikely to relinquish control of a major bank.

As with nearly all advances in scientometrics, data must play a critical role and this work represents a small example of how existing data can be exploited to better understand the vast issue of cumulative advantage, and raises the important question as to whether or not the cumulative advantage plays an overall positive roll in the scientific selection process.

But the authors of the study note that "because we face regular exposure to nitrosamines from other products", like cigarettes, pacifiers, and even hot dogs, "anything that adds to our cumulative nitrosamine exposure raises health concerns".

That would raise cumulative losses at the 94-year-old company to nearly $25 billion in five years.