Sentence examples for escalating rates from inspiring English sources

The system involves computerized parking meters that charge escalating rates in loading zones where trucks making deliveries or pickups had previously been permitted to park free.

Remember that all these higher tax rates refer to marginal rates – the escalating rates on each successive tier of income – not average rates.

"Without urgent investment in rigorous treatment programs, Australia will continue to fail in its efforts to halt escalating rates of serious liver disease due to chronic hepatitis B or C," said Hepatitis Australia's acting chief executive, Kevin Marriott.

But until it actually changes policies and budgets, and not merely the rhetoric, the drug war will continue to produce staggering economic costs, along with escalating rates of death, disease, and addiction.

Coverage of birth injuries are often buried under studies about the escalating rates of C-sections and the "too posh to push" women fueling them, as well as more "progressive" reports suggesting that if only women relaxed better, oiled better, breathed better, all births would be just grand.

REGINA WEISS Brooklyn, June 6, 2011 To the Editor: Intensive agriculture, monoculture, feedlots, use of chemicals, genetically modified foods, antibiotics and hormones may have produced a lot of food for the short term, but in the long term we will have escalating rates of obesity and devastating effects on the planet.

Will the next 12 months see climate change, the issue, continue to slide into obscurity as climate change, the reality, kills at an ever escalating rate?

Britain faces a potential "new wave" of home-grown terrorist attacks as a result of an escalating rate of radicalisation of Muslims inside the prison system, according to a report published today by a leading defence and security thinktank.

The crisis in care for frail elderly people who would prefer to remain in their own homes; the growing need for support for families under pressure; the alarming drop out rates from higher education and the escalating rate of youth unemployment reinforces the benefits to our young people and to our communities of a year of full-time service for 18-year-olds.

The disparities of income between urban and rural workers, contrasting lifestyles within the urban areas, and high urban unemployment can be seen as factors that have contributed to both an escalating rate of crime and the rapid growth of a trade union movement.

What distinguishes today's threats from those of the past are the escalating rate at which they are occurring, and the growing interconnectedness of our planet.