Sentence examples for given grade of from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately for that idea, Dr Connolly found that men are also likely to earn more within any given grade of the hierarchy.
Thus, taking the finding that local labour markets support a wide range of wage rates for a given grade of labour, search theory has tried to explain the phenomenon as a product of imperfections in information about available jobs and the consequent cost of searching.
A first effect of the extension of collective bargaining was to reduce pay differences, which had been large, between the wages a given grade of labour received at any one time in different regions and in different firms in the same region, and even between one worker and another under the same employer.
This ability supposes that all regulations, technical and operational conditions are met in compliance with the requirements applicable for a given grade of automation of the line.
The analysis reports an improvement in the average delay performance with the inception of call priority at the processing node and thus provides a scope to implement the given grade of service.
Furthermore, most ORs show a dose response (for each health outcome, more heat interference associates more strongly with a given grade of abnormality).
The 2003 survey, based on answers from 1,278 riders, gave grades of C and C-plus in most categories.
It gave grades of A or B, which it regarded as positive, to 17 of the 28 schools that hired coaches during that period.
Not long after Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced plans last year to give grades of A through F to schools, principals at some of New York City's coveted specialized high schools grew concerned.
Of the reviewers who actually discussed Rachel and Finn's performance of "Last Christmas", both Benigno and Stack were enthusiastic and gave grades of "B+" and "A−" respectively.
Benigno and Slezak both noted that the cover was based on the version by the Dixie Chicks, and gave grades of "A−" and "B+" respectively.
