Sentence examples for dismissals increased from inspiring English sources
According to cricket historian Douglas Miller, the percentage of lbw dismissals increased after broadcasters incorporated ball-tracking technology such as Hawk-Eye into their television coverage of matches.
His dismissal increased the pressure already felt by the second-year coach Ron Rivera and his staff.
Keane's penalty - after Adam Thompson's harsh dismissal - increased the lead and new cap Simon Cox added the fifth.
Her boss, District Attorney Devon Anderson, then instituted a policy that no one could plead guilty without a confirmatory drug test -- and drug dismissals in Houston increased the next year by 31percentt.
The report warns that the government has already succeeded in reducing workers' rights, when in 2012 the qualifying period for unfair dismissal rights was increased from one to two years, along with new caps on compensation.
And Ford made them pay when, after the dust had settled on Hartley's dismissal, he further increased the Saints's despair by placing his penalty between the posts to hand his side an 11-point lead at the break.
We exploit the fact that this reform increased unjust dismissal costs for businesses below 15 employees, while leaving dismissal costs unchanged for bigger businesses, to set up a natural experiment research design.
When firing costs are decreased, the union demands lower wages because they take into account that, were they to demand higher wages, firms would dismiss them even earlier given the already increase dismissal probability due to lower dismissal costs.
Therefore, although the 1990 reform has increased the dismissal costs for small firms, they remained significantly lower compared to the costs faced by large firms.
Convalescent-phase serum samples were drawn 3 weeks after dismissal and showed 32-fold increased antibody titers against CAL.
The only new interview finding in Phase 3 was that the revised alert proved to be more acceptable because of increased ease of dismissal (Table 2, Quote 3.2.2).
