Sentence examples for flat increase from inspiring English sources

A flat increase in the Medicare levy would be fairer simply because those with an annual taxable income less than $20,896 a year or $33,044 for seniors and pensioners do not pay it.

In his November 1986 cabinet submission on the Mark III version of the Prices and Incomes Accord, Keating argued for a "two-tiered" wage system with a flat increase for all and a second capped increase based on productivity improvements.

For all cases considered we observe two major regimes in the stress-strain response, (I III) a very flat increase in stress until approximately 100 MPa, followed (III IV) by an increasingly steep increase of the stress, which lasts up to stresses close to 600 MPa (IV).

The population of blacks grew by 12 percent, and the aging white population was largely flat, increasing by less than 1 percent.

The bad news is that, in your case, because there are fewer than 80 years left on the lease, extending it will be expensive because of what is known as the "marriage value", which is essentially the amount by which a flat increases in value as a result of a new lease being granted.

It is obvious that the maximum vertical impact force induced by wheel flat increases with the flat length, and the peak value of the maximum vertical impact force is 400 kN for the flat length of 80 mm.

Looking at those groups alone, giving was virtually flat, increasing by 0.2percentt".

During DC, this can be seen in the anticorrelated behaviour of the epidermis and the AS: epidermal cells elongate and become flat increasing its surface area, while AS cells constrict apically and eventually disappear.

The length of the flat bands increase with increasing of EB, since the shift of the Dirac point of BC2N sheet increases[24].

Despite slowing prices across the country, the affordability pressures on first-time buyers continue to grow, with the cost of terraces and flats increasing at a rate far in excess of that for the semis and detached homes more typically bought by families.

Previous research [ 24] suggested that a land-use structure with large non-residential space, such as in the present areas with blocks of flats, increases crime rates.