Sentence examples for era minimum from inspiring English sources
The only AL pitchers with a better ERA (minimum 140 innings): Felix Hernandez, Chris Sale, Corey Kluber and Jon Lester.
In an earlier era, minimum wage experimentation at the local and state level led to not just change at the Supreme Court, but national initiatives that turned out to be the cornerstones of the New Deal.
He had an 8 1 win loss record and a 0.76 WHIP in the postseason, and he holds numerous postseason records, including: lowest career ERA, minimum 30 innings pitched (0.70); most saves (42); most consecutive scoreless innings pitched ; most consecutive save opportunities converted (23); and most games pitched (96).
Rivera's career ERA (2.21) and WHIP (1.00) are the lowest of any MLB pitcher in the live-ball era (minimum 1,000 innings pitched), making him one of the top pitchers since 1920 at preventing hitters from reaching base and scoring.
Although this summer's extent will not get near its all-time satellite-era minimum set last year, the very thin winter floes going into the melt season could mean that the summer volume still gets very close to its record low," he told BBC News.
Another front is the cost associated with hiring, monitoring, and managing labor in an era of minimum wage hikes and state mandates that make it hard to recruit and retain cheap labor.
By the end of the expansion era, a minimum of 22 cities are reported to have been considered for teams.
Plus, he's looking to get rid of the estate tax what the government takes from deceased people before it's passed onto their heirs and the Obama-era alternative minimum tax. .
Plus, he's looking to get rid of the estate tax what the government takes from deceased people before it's passed onto their heirs and the Obama-era alternative minimum tax.
It represents almost 50% more ice than the spectacular satellite-era record-minimum achieved this time last year - when floes were reduced to just 3.41 million sq km (1.32 million sq mi).
