Sentence examples for higher progressive from inspiring English sources

Goat leather showed higher progressive tear strength (P < 0.05) compared to sheep leather.

To minimise the short-run impact on budget deficits, higher, progressive taxation may be desirable in eurozone countries, through a wealth tax or through greater efforts at reducing tax avoidance.

Semen held at a constant 5 or 15°C or fluctuating between 5 and 15°C, although not differing from each other, had higher progressive motility scores than that held at 28°C or fluctuating between 5 and 28°C.

Unlike the entrepreneurs of the postwar period, who were taxed at a significantly higher, progressive rate and left public utilities largely intact, the money that individuals in the tech industry have amassed has not been funnelled back into the public sphere, despite claims that entrepreneurs want to do good.

Significantly higher progressive sperm motility rates were recorded at 0 h of storage, and higher motile and progressive sperm motility at 24 and 48 h, when zwitterionic-based extenders (MOPS, TES and HEPES) were used, compared to citrate, TRIS, and phosphate-based extenders with the last group showing a drastic reduction in sperm motility during storage.

The new model, broadly, retains most of the services but has cut the taxes and transfers.Thanks to deregulation, budget discipline and an extensive overhaul of the welfare state, Sweden's economy has been transformed in the two decades since its banking crisisIn the early 1990s Sweden introduced a "dual income tax" system, which combined a flat tax on capital with a higher, progressive income tax.

We are looking for an associate veterinarian to join a high progressive and growing full-service small animal & exotics practice.

A high, progressive personal income tax, he says, is about the worst incentive-killer you could devise.

And yet, in yesterday's Guardian, Demos rewards the Conservatives' pro-academy, privatising, backward-looking, inequality-producing education policies with a high "progressive" rating.

Dr. Schleicher contrasts this with "the Nordic model, where they believe higher education is a social good, like clean water or paved roads, so they make it free for everyone, paid for by high progressive taxes.

High – progressive – tax rates were mainly a consequence of war, notably World War I and World War II.